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91...by Dennis Rodman. His reason for choosing this number was to make it more difficult for the officials to sign his number when he was fouled. they would have to drop the whistle from their hands and make hand gesters twice instead of flashing two fingers on one hand and three on the other to show the foul was on number 23.
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