Can you name the Future MLB Retired Jerseys? by totallyradd

Team	Player	Jersey Number
Arizona Diamondbacks		51
Atlanta Braves		10
Atlanta Braves		29
Boston Red Sox		26
Boston Red Sox		47
Boston Red Sox		45
Boston Red Sox		34
Cincinnatti Reds		11
Chicago White Sox		56
Chicago White Sox		13
Cleveland Indians		25
Colorado Rockies		17
Colorado Rockies		2
Colorado Rockies		33
Detroit Tigers		24
Detroit Tigers		35
Florida Marlins		2
Houston Astros		17
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim		31
Milwaukee Brewers		8

Team	Player	Jersey Number
Minnesota Twins		7
Minnesota Twins		33
New York Yankees		2
New York Yankees		46
New York Yankees		20
New York Yankees		42
New York Yankees		13
New York Yankees		52
New York Yankees		6
New York Yankees		51
Philadelphia Phillies		6
San Diego Padres		51
San Francisco Giants		55
Seattle Mariners		11
Seattle Mariners		24
Seattle Mariners		51
St. Louis Cardinals		5
Texas Rangers		7
Toronto Blue Jays		25
Toronto Blue Jays		32

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Future MLB Retired Jerseys Quiz

by totallyradd

Created Jun 7, 2011 in Sports
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	blove121:	Jun 7th, 2011 at 19:28 GMT		0 points
	The idea that the Yankees would retire the numbers of hired guns like ARod and CC, or a pretty-good player like Pettitte, is a stretch at best. Get in the HOF first, and THEN try to get retired from the Yankees. I'm not even sold on Posada, or Williams, who spent their entire careers in pinstripes.

	Yeagles:	Jun 7th, 2011 at 19:31 GMT		-4 points
	This should include Paul O'Neill #21 Yankees, Curt Schilling #38? DBacks, Johan Santana #57 Twins, Torii Hunter #48 Twins, Chase Utley #26 Phillies, Barry Bonds #25 Giants, Michael Young #10 Rangers, and Vernon Wells #10 Blue Jays.

	joneli24:	Jun 7th, 2011 at 19:43 GMT		-2 points
	@yeagles: if you think any of those guys are getting their numbers retired you are on crack. oneill was good, but hes been retired for 9 years now. it wouldve happened already. schilling played 4 years in arizona. johan played 7 years in minnesota and won nothing more than 2 cy youngs for a team that never made it to the world series. hunter wasnt even that GOOD of a player for half of his twins career to get his # retired. utley has a few more years to go to be considered. bonds wont because of the steroids. young wont because texas did nothing except for 2010. and vernon wells had 2 good years out of 10. if these are guys you think should have their numbers retired you need to look at the numbers that are retired and figure out why they had their numbers retired, then come back and make a list.

	hyeh81:	Jun 7th, 2011 at 21:28 GMT		-1 points
	It's crazy to think this many guys are going to have their jerseys retired when their careers are over. I would say less than half this list comes true.

	Jmck579:	Jun 7th, 2011 at 23:09 GMT		1 point
	sabathia has been on the yankees for 2 years

	totallyradd:	Jun 8th, 2011 at 15:35 GMT		1 point
	Pettitte, Posada, and Williams are almost locks. Williams put up better numbers that Mattingly. Posada is likely a hall of fame catcher. Pettitte dominated in the post season. Side note: The Blue Jays and Mariners have yet to retire any numbers based on their requirements. Once Griffey's number is retired, Martinez will have his done. After Ichiro goes into the Hall of Fame, they could easily do an Ichiro and Randy Johnson day retiring the 51 that both wore. Sabathia is a toss up, but he's been dominant so far, and they'll give him the money until he either faulters, or retires. I see the ladder coming first.