No. They retire tiers when it gets full but it's been the same cup throughout all it's mishaps.
When sports players get a jersey number that was used by a previous player on that team, there is some expectation that they will prove themselves worthy of wearing that number, by playing at the level of the previous wearer. When a sports team retires such a number, it is is a statement that no player will ever again be worthy of wearing it. If any player deserves that honor, it would be Babe Ruth.
yes
You will see an A in a number word only once you reach the thousands.
Yes for the Bills
No, not yet.
The Giants franchise did not retire a number until 1944, when it honored Hall of Fame pitcher Carl Hubbell, who wore No. 11. The New York Giants were the first National League team ever to retire a player's number.
no they did not
No. As of the start of the 2007-08 season, Pronger has played for the Hartford Whalers (1993-1995), St. Louis Blues (1995-2004), Edmonton Oilers (2005-2006), and Anaheim Ducks (2006-present).
no
NEVER, EVER!
yes
NEVER, EVER!
no he did not come back to the NBA but he did retire
It means no one else on that team can wear that number - example: No one on the Chicago Bulls team can ever wear Michael Jordan's number 23.
Yes.
No, he's played his whole career for the Philadelphia Eagles. he's never attempted to retire.