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Wilt Chamberlain. Mel Counts. Oregon State. Leroy Ellis. Keith Erickson. Gail Goodrich. Travis Grant. Kentucky State University. In his only season, he averaged 8. Note: No picture of Price Brookfield and, since the only recent player that has worn 66 was Scott Pollard, he's in as just a picture of 66, nothing else.

Brookfield, like the two others to wear number 66, only wore the number for the season. He averaged 8. Moe Becker played only one season, but played for three different teams and had three different numbers five, six, and He appeared in 20 games for the Detroit Falcons, hence the picture of the Falcon, since there's no picture of Becker. He averaged 2. Another Detroit Falcon who made the list and, again, no picture. Milt Schoon played two years, but in his first season wore the number There have been five other players to wear the number 70 and even, though Dennis Rodman barely played, he still is the best player in the group.

In Rodman's lone season in Dallas wearing the number 70, he averaged 2. Willie Naulls wore the number 71 for part of a season after going to the San Francisco Warriors.

He had the best season of any player wearing the number He averaged 11 points, 6. Jason Kapono is the only player to wear the number 72 in NBA history. So far, he's only worn it for one year. He averaged 5. Dennis Rodman played one season with the Los Angeles Lakers and chose the number 73, which had never been worn before. He didn't play in many games for the Lakers, either. Much like most of the numbers now, the number 76 was never worn before.

It's understandable why Bradley chose, it seeing how he's 7'6", but it didn't bring him much luck. His best season wearing the 76 jersey came in when he averaged 9. Vladimir Radmanovic is not the only player to wear the number 77, but he certainly is the best and longest tenured of them all. Seattle is where he made a name for himself. He then went on to wear the number seven and 10 before reverting back to 77, when he came to the Golden State Warriors.

His best season wearing the number 77 came in when he averaged 12 points, 5. Chris Webber is the only NBA player ever to wear the number 84, which seems to be a recurring theme with the numbers as they got up. Webber only wore the number for one season with Detroit. Nicolas Batum is the second player ever to wear the number He's played two seasons so far with the Portland Trail Blazers. He's an excellent defender, can shoot the three, and has made Rudy Fernandez expendable, since he's better than Fernandez.

In his career so far, he's averaged 6. Clyde Lovellette is the only player to wear the number 89, which he did in his rookie year, then changed his number. Drew Gooden is the only player in NBA history to wear the number He's worn it for the majority of his career, but he's also worn zero and nine. His best season wearing the number 90 jersey came in , when he averaged Dennis Rodman makes the list again, thanks to not having much competition or being the only one to wear the number.

Only one other player has worn 91 and that was Ron Artest for a year. Rodman wore it for three years, while with the Bulls. His best season came in , when he averaged 5. Also, he was a member of three championship teams while wearing the Deshawn Stevenson was traded to the Mavericks last year, where he tried to shake off his bad year by switching to the number That didn't really help him, but he did become the only player to wear the number.

He averaged 2 points, 1. Ron Artest did make the list for wearing the number He is the second player ever to wear the jersey and he wore it three times longer than the only other player, P. His best season wearing the number 93 came in , when he averaged Ron Artest makes the list again because, when he joined the Rockets, he chose the number There was one other player to wear the number 96, but he didn't even come close to the season that Artest had in his only year in Houston.

Another Falcon player with no picture. Chet Aubuchon played just one season and averaged 2. George Mikan revolutionized the center position with his hook shot. He was the NBA's first dominant post player and his numbers reflect that. Not many players have chosen to wear the number Mikan, though, is by far the greatest player to wear the number. He wore it throughout his relatively brief career, during which he played just seven seasons.

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