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Old 06-03-2025, 10:36 AM
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We all of familiar with famous retired uniform numbers:

Ruth= #7
Gehrig= #4
DiMaggio= #5
Mantle= #7
Clemente= #21
Mays= #24
Koufax= #32
Aaron= #44
etc.

But, who is the second player that comes to mind with each number?

You can include numbers not retired too (Trout #27 etc.)
For me, 32 is Steve Carlton.

Also, Ruth usually makes me think of 3 not 7.
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For me, 32 is Steve Carlton.

Also, Ruth usually makes me think of 3 not 7.
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