Mitch Williams, Turk Wendell, So Taguchi
while on the l.a kings he wore his 99 number, before that he wore his 99 while playing for the Edmonton oilers in Canada. his first number was 11, when he was 10. after that his professional number has been 99.
Jersey #99 was retired league wide when Wayne Gretzky retired, therefore no one else has had that number since he wore it. However, there were other players who wore that number before him, and probably other players on other teams that wore the #99 at the same time that he wore it for his team.
Brian Bruney currently wears it. He switched mid-season from number 38 to 99 in 2009. Before 2009, he wore number 33, now worn by Nick Swisher.
It was with the Greyhounds that Wayne first wore the number 99 on his jersey. He originally wanted to wear number 9-for his hockey hero Gordie Howe-but it was already being worn by teammate Brian Gualazzi. At coach Muzz MacPherson's suggestion, Gretzky settled on 99.
No Yankee has ever worn #94. Click on the 'Yankees Numbers' link on this page to learn who wore any other number throughout the history of the Yankees.
while on the l.a kings he wore his 99 number, before that he wore his 99 while playing for the Edmonton oilers in Canada. his first number was 11, when he was 10. after that his professional number has been 99.
There is no #99 jersey
Jersey #99 was retired league wide when Wayne Gretzky retired, therefore no one else has had that number since he wore it. However, there were other players who wore that number before him, and probably other players on other teams that wore the #99 at the same time that he wore it for his team.
Linebacker Vernon Crawford wore #99 for the Patriots in the 1998 season.
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The Steelers did not use the #99 prior to the 1985 season.
Turk Wendell wore #99.
It was relief pitcher Mitch Williams, who wound up yielding the ninth-inning, Series-ending home run by Toronto's Joe Carter in Game 6.
Brian Bruney currently wears it. He switched mid-season from number 38 to 99 in 2009. Before 2009, he wore number 33, now worn by Nick Swisher.
George Lucas was the only one.
no one except for motocross, numbers stop at 99
I'm not an Oilers fan, but I think Gretzky's number was the highest. I believe he wore #99. Don't quote me on this!