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No. All MLB teams have at least one retired number: Jackie Robinson's #42.
His uniform number (42) was retired by Major League Baseball.
Jackie Robinson died in 1972. The only event of historical significance (in the 90s) in relation to Jackie Robinson is his number, 42, being retired throughout Major League Baseball. This happened in 1997.
Jackie Robinson is best known for breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball.
Jackie Robinson was the first player to break the Major League Baseball "Color Barrier". He broke the barrier wearing the number 42 which is now retired for all of Major League Baseball. The only player left wearing it is Marino Rivera of the New York Yankees. Jackie Robinson broke the barrier with The Brooklyn (now L.A.) Dodgers
Jackie Robinson died on October 24, 1972 at age 53.
Number 42 is retired by all major league baseball teams because, this was the number of Jackie Robinson. He was the first African-American to ever play mojor league baseball. Jackie went to collage at UCLA, he played baseball, football, basketball, and he ran track. At all four sports he was the best at the collage.
Jackie Robinson is most known for being the first African American baseball player in major league baseball. Jackie Robinson played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Jackie Robinson wore #42 during his career (1947-1956) with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Jackie Robinson was the first African-American major league baseball player.
Jackie Robinson was the first African American to play major league baseball.