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What former Boston Bruin Player has his number Retired by two teams?
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What former Boston bruin player wore number 16?
Derek Sanderson
What is former Chicago Bulls player BJ Armstrongs number?
He wore number 10 before it was retired for Bob Love
How do you get your number retired by the Boston Red Sox?
you rake
What number was retired from Ted Williams by the Boston Red Sox?
Number 9
His number was retired by both the White Sox and Red Sox?
Carlton Fisk #27 was retired for Fisk in Boston and #72 was retired for him in Chicago.
Who was number 4 on the bruins?
Bobby Orr and the number has been retired.
Who graciously switched to number 77 so Phil Esposito's number 7 could be retired in Boston Garden?
Ray Bourque graciously switched to number 77 so Phil Esposito's number 7 could be retired in Boston Garden.
What number did brad park wear for the Boston bruins?
Brad Park wore number 22 for the Boston Bruins, he wore number 2 for the New York Rangers before he was traded to Boston for Phil Esposito however that number was retired by Boston after hall of famer Eddie Shore retired hence his wearing of number 22.
What is Ted Williams Jersey number with the Boston Red Sox?
His number was 9, they retired it in 1984.
This former Toronto maple leafs left wing had his number retired by leafs on November 22 2008 who is he and what is his name?
The player is the best leaf ever and that is Wendel Clark
Who wore number 5 for Boston bruins?
well, #2 is retired and it belonged to Eddie Shore. It was retired on January 1, 1947.
Why is wade boggs number not retired in Boston?
There are quite a few well-respected former Red Sox players whose numbers were never retired, and baseball fans debate this endlessly. It is worth noting that the Red Sox have not retired many numbers over the years (thus far, it has only been seven former players). That said, Boggs spent 11 years in Boston before leaving to play for the Yankees. It is unclear whether that factored into the decision not to retire his number, but there seems to be little momentum for doing it at this point, even though in interviews, Boggs still says he wishes it would happen.
