Culminating a three-day celebration of his career, the Twins retired Kirby Puckett‘s number 34 before a dramatic 7-6, 10-inning victory over the Athletics on this date in 1997. The Twins took a 6-4 ...

Why is Cam Skattebo wearing No. 44 with the New York Giants? The rookie running back out of Arizona State revealed the ...

Pro Football Focus recently revealed its All-PFF team of the past 25 years, choosing 24 players (11 offense, 11 defense, two ...

The Minnesota Vikings have only retired six numbers in their history. Cris Carter's No. 80 was the last number to be retired back in 2003, so the team has been stingy with adding to the list.

It’s nearly impossible for Montigo Moss to avoid the questions. As the son of legendary receiver Randy Moss trying to make it in the NFL, his last name has been a topic of conversation at pretty ...

"I know he would love to wear that number, but hey, I think it's retired," Taylor said to the New York Post. "Get another number. I don't care if it's double zero, and then make it famous." ...

The New York Giants rookie plans to wear No. 51 after multiple attempts to wear jersey numbers retired by the franchise, the team announced. The first-year edge rusher, whom New York took at No. 3 ...

The Minnesota Vikings owe it to themselves to see if J.J. McCarthy has it in him to be the franchise quarterback they all believe he can be. His first year in the NFL was cut short by a knee injury.

Some retired numbers in sports are obvious and well-known. Michael Jordan’s 23 with the Chicago Bulls. Mario Lemieux’s 66 with the Pittsburgh Penguins. John Elway’s 7 with the Denver Broncos.