He actually wore #17 for the first part of his rookie year. He changed to #9 because the sleeping quarters on the trains were done by jersey number, starting with 1 in the front and continuing back. The beds in the front were nicer, so #9 became legendary because he wanted a better bed.
When he played for the Wings, he only wore one number (#9), and it has since been retired.
1967
Ted Lindsay, Sid Abel, Gordie Howe
2004
1947
1,997
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yes it is retired throughout the NBA. That's why LeBron changed his number
The Concord was retired in October of 2003.
In 1987 the last year he played for the Bears
Yes Bob Hawke has retired. He retired on 1991no he is not
He is a retired cricketer. 2013 was the retired year.
His rookie year was 1947 and he retired after the 1956 season.