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Ted Turner's 17 stands for his television station Atlanta's Channel 17, WTBS
| number
| player
| date
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| 00
| Robert Parish
| January 18, 1998
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| 1
| Walter Brown
| October 17, 1964
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| 2
| Arnold “Red” Auerbach
| January 4, 1985
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| 3
| Dennis Johnson
| December 13, 1991
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| 6
| Bill Russell
| March 12, 1972
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| 10
| Jo Jo White
| April 9, 1982
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| 14
| Bob Cousy
| October 16, 1963
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| 15
| Tom Heinsohn
| October 15, 1966
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| 16
| Tom “Satch” Sanders
| January, 1973
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| 17
| John Havlicek
| October 13, 1978
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| LOSCY
| Jim Loscutoff
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| 18
| Dave Cowens
| February 8, 1981
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| 19
| Don Nelson
| 1978
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| 21
| Bill Sharman
| October 15, 1966
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| 22
| Ed Macauley
| October 16, 1963
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| 23
| Frank Ramsey
|
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| 24
| Sam Jones
| March 9, 1969
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| 25
| K.C. Jones
| February 12, 1967
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| 31
| Cedric Maxwell
| December 15, 2003
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| 32
| Kevin McHale
| January 30, 1994
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| 33
| Larry Bird
| February 4, 1993
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| 35
| Reggie Lewis
| March 22, 1995
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| Microphone
| Johnny Most
| December 3, 1990
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- Loscutoff's #18 jersey was retired, but asked that it be kept active instead "LOSCY" hangs from the rafters, later #18 retired for Dave Cowens
- 1 Walter Brown was the owner and "Most significant person in the Boston Celtics history"
- 2 Red Auerbach "Second most significant person in the Boston Celtics history.
- 432 was Doug Moe's number of Nuggets's wins
Chuck Daly's 2 stand for the 2 Championships he won as a coach
- 529 was Slick Leonard's number of Pacers's wins
| number
| player
| date
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| 13
| Wilt Chamberlain
| November 9, 1983
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| 22
| Elgin Baylor
| November 9, 1983
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| 25
| Gail Goodrich
| November 20, 1996
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| 32
| Magic Johnson
| February 16, 1992
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| 33
| Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
| March 20, 1989
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| 42
| James Worthy
| December 10, 1995
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| 44
| Jerry West
| November 9, 1983
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| Microphone
| Chick Hearn
| November 24, 2002
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| Minneapolis Lakers Hall of Famers +
| 17 Jim Pollard, 19 Vern Mikkelsen, 22 Slater Martin, 34 Clyde Lovellette, 99 George Mikan, coach John Kundla
| April 11, 2002
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+ numbers are not retired
- Jordan never played for the Heat but was honored for "his greatness and for all he's done for the game of basketball"
- + Not officially retired his number just in the rafters in Heat Jersey. Based on his accomplishments in the National football leagues Miami Dolphins.
Pete Maravich never played for the New Orleans Hornets but was retired because he played for the New Orleans Jazz and for play at LSU
when the team was in Charlotte they retired number 6 for the Charlotte Hornets fans was unretired when the team moved to New Orleans
- Number 15 was retired twice
- 613 was Red Holzman's number of Knick's wins
unretired for Patrick Ewing
| number
| player
| date
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| 5
| Dick Van Arsdale
| 1977-78 season
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| 6
| Walter Davis
| April 3, 1994
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| 7
| Kevin Johnson+
| March 7, 2001
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| 9
| Dan Majerle+
| March 9, 2003
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| 24
| Tom Chambers+
| April 18, 1999
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| 33+++
| Alvan Adams
| November 9, 1988
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| 34
| Charles Barkley+
| March 20, 2004
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| 42
| Connie Hawkins
| November 19, 1976
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| 44
| Paul Westphal
| April 15, 1989
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| 832++
| Cotton Fitzsimmons+
| March 18, 2005
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| JC
| Jerry Colangelo+
| November 4, 2007
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| JP
| Joe Proski (trainer)+
| April 1, 2001
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- + The Suns have stopped retiring numbers Johnson, Majerle, Barkley, Chambers, Colangelo, Fitzsimmons, and Proski's numbers aren't retired but are inducted along with the players who have retired numbers in the Ring of Honor.
- ++ # 832 was Cotton Fitzsimmons's number of wins for his entire NBA career
- +++ though retired was worn by Grant Hill
| number
| player
| date
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| 1
| Larry Weinberg
| 1992
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| 13
| David Twardzik
| October 11, 1981
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| 14
| Lionel Hollins
| April 18, 2007
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| 15
| Larry Steele
| October 11, 1981
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| 20
| Maurice Lucas
| November 4, 1987
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| 22
| Clyde Drexler
| March 6, 2001
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| 30*
| Terry Porter
| December 16, 2008
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| 30*
| Bobby Gross
| December 18, 2008
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| 32
| Bill Walton
| November 3, 1989
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| 36
| Lloyd Neal
| March 24, 1979
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| 45
| Geoff Petrie
| October 11, 1981
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| 77
| Jack Ramsay
| January 14, 1993
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| Microphone
| Bill Schonely
| November 3, 2003
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now the Oklahoma City Thunder
Dave Zinkoff's Mike
Franchises Without Retired Numbers:
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