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New York Giants
fromNew York Post
10 months ago

Abdul Carter thrilled by possibility of Giants icon Phil Simms allowing him to wear No. 11: 'An HONOR'

Phil Simms is open to un-retiring his No. 11 jersey for rookie Abdul Carter or Jaxson Dart, while Lawrence Taylor vetoed No. 56 for Carter.
New York Giants
fromNew York Post
10 months ago

Abdul Carter only knows what Giants numbers he won't be wearing

Abdul Carter, the Giants' No. 3 pick, hopes to wear jersey No. 56, a retired number belonging to Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor.
New England Patriots
fromMusket Fire
1 day ago

Romeo Doubs might receive a harsh welcome from Patriots fans for one reason

Romeo Doubs wearing No. 87 for the Patriots has sparked fan backlash despite the number not being retired, as it was famously worn by Rob Gronkowski.
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Washington Capitals
fromRMNB
6 days ago

Timothy Liljegren and David Kampf receive their jersey numbers with Capitals

The Washington Capitals acquired defenseman Timothy Liljegren and forward David Kampf at the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline, selecting jersey numbers 27 and 64 respectively.
National Basketball Association
fromDefector
2 months ago

A Brief Lineage Of The NBA's Supposed Swag Crisis, With Devon Walker | Defector

Aaron Gordon's Dwyane Wade diss track; Kendrick Lamar's GQ shoot; SNL players' basketball ability; on-court versus off-court swag; jersey number aesthetics; and viral moments.
fromBavarian Football Works
3 months ago

Max Eberl believes Liverpool's Florian Wirtz would have been 'great fit' at Bayern Munich

Sport Bild: Have you ever thought that Florian Wirtz might have been better off at FC Bayern? Eberl: "We made it clear in all our discussions that we would have loved to have him at FC Bayern and that he would have been a great fit for us. Florian then chose Liverpool. I wish him all the best in representing German football in the Premier League."
Soccer (FIFA)
fromBoston.com
3 months ago

Play game: Can you match these Boston athletes by their jersey numbers?

Generations of New Englanders will never forget that Tom Brady wore No. 12 (thanks also to his relentless branding efforts) or that David Ortiz wore No. 34 when he helped the Red Sox break the curse. Yet there are so many other examples of New England sports stars becoming linked with the number on the back of their jersey, to the point that some numbers are even retired by teams to honor those players.
Boston
Major League Baseball
fromMbtn
6 months ago

Stick Out Your Tong |

Jonah Tong projects as a promising Met wearing No. 21 while Nolan McLean's strong starts and Starling Marte's resurgence highlight unexpected positives for the team.
fromRMNB
7 months ago

Justin Sourdif and Declan Chisholm receive their jersey numbers with Capitals

Justin Sourdif has been acquired by the Capitals and will wear number 34, becoming the first player to wear that number since Jonas Siegenthaler in the 2020-21 season.
Washington Capitals
fromOver the Monster
10 months ago

The Numbers Game: Which Red Sox player has theirs retired next?

It's a good list. A solid list. Boston was held back on retiring numbers for a while by requiring players not only finish their career with the Sox but also make the Hall of Fame.
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
fromNew York Post
10 months ago

Abdul Carter chooses his first Giants number - now let's see if it lasts

Abdul Carter will wear No. 51 at rookie camp with the Giants, indicating a pivot from his pursuit of retired numbers.
Carter's previous requests to wear numbers 56 and 11 were declined by Lawrence Taylor and Phil Simms due to retirement statuses.
fromMbtn
10 months ago
New York Mets

Like a Broken Record |

The Mets achieved historic jersey numbers during recent player callups amid injury challenges.
fromHogs Haven
10 months ago

Washington Commanders rookies and veterans get new jersey numbers

Adam Peters turned trade inquiries to pick Oregon OT Josh Conerly Jr. at No. 29 overall. He'll be wearing No. 72 as he starts his NFL career competing for the starting right tackle spot.
Washington Redskins
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