They don’t count
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I got to drive his Baja truck. 
I think 24 is an underrated number. A lack of a great football star holds it back.
24 for me will always be:
Loved to see him in giddy up mode like that on a rush - and you just felt like anything could happen when he was in the game.
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“23” was my number from 6 years old to college.
It wasn’t Jordan
Donnie Baseball was my idol. Still have a hat and t-shirt from Mattingly’s 23 in Evansville, IN.
23 is the GOAT #
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To me 42 was the first number I thought of, 23 would be a close second
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23 and I hate baseketball
23 is in my birth date. 6/23/ 73- the whole thing.
Last week my mailman wished my Happy Kobe Bryant Day
Huh? Oh, 08/24. Love it.
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from that list, 12 seems underrated.
I would be quickly asking myself if I had any plans to fly in a helicoptor today.
Just where my first thought went.
Too soon? Not my fault.
What about Detroit sports.
Gotta be 20 or 19 right?
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I’m sure it would be a soccer player worldwide. North America Jackie Robinson. For me personally Gretzky. Most dominant sports athlete I’ve ever seen. Only guy in NHL history to have his number retired league wide. 99.
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Huh. The ketchup number.
Sounds like you’re secretly a Steelers fan.
In my light up personal collection case in my den
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Yeah, gotta say 23. Only other ones I can think of are Jeter’s #2 or Brady’s 12
@stephenboyd57 likes the Yankees.
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