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I was sitting in my cube the other day, talking about the draft. (I'm a Broncos fan). One of my co-workers (A Raiders fan! Ech!) approached and after I told him I'd already bought my Jay Cutler jersey, told me that he was destined to failure. He asked me how many other good players wore #6? I couldn't answer him. I thought. I thought and thought. All I could think of was Bubby Brister. I KNOW there were tons, and that I'm going to hit myself later when I see them. So everyone, post your famous #6s! Football preferred so I can make the argument, but post any sport for the fun of it!

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I was sitting in my cube the other day, talking about the draft. (I'm a Broncos fan). One of my co-workers (A Raiders fan! Ech!) approached and after I told him I'd already bought my Jay Cutler jersey, told me that he was destined to failure. He asked me how many other good players wore #6? I couldn't answer him. I thought. I thought and thought. All I could think of was Bubby Brister. I KNOW there were tons, and that I'm going to hit myself later when I see them. So everyone, post your famous #6s! Football preferred so I can make the argument, but post any sport for the fun of it!

    * Toronto Maple Leafs: Ace Bailey, right wing, 1928-1933

    * Phoenix Suns: Walter Davis, guard/forward. 1977-1988

    * Philadelphia 76ers: Julius Erving, forward, 1976-1987 (also see 32)

    * San Diego Padres: Steve Garvey, first baseman, 1983-1987

    * Detroit Tigers: Al Kaline, outfielder, 1953-1974

    * St. Louis Cardinals: Stan Musial, outfielder, 1941-1963

    * Minnesota Twins: Tony Oliva, outfielder/designated hitter, 1962-1976; coach, 1976-1978 and 1985-1991

    * Boston Celtics: Bill Russell, center, 1956-1969

    * Orlando Magic and Sacramento Kings: Honorary number representing fans; stands for "the 6th man"

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I was sitting in my cube the other day, talking about the draft. (I'm a Broncos fan). One of my co-workers (A Raiders fan! Ech!) approached and after I told him I'd already bought my Jay Cutler jersey, told me that he was destined to failure. He asked me how many other good players wore #6? I couldn't answer him. I thought. I thought and thought. All I could think of was Bubby Brister. I KNOW there were tons, and that I'm going to hit myself later when I see them. So everyone, post your famous #6s! Football preferred so I can make the argument, but post any sport for the fun of it!

Der Kaiser: Franz Beckenbaur.

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#26 Billy Williams ChC

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Antonio Daniels wears number 6 right now. He's probably about as good comparatively as Bubby Brister was.

Here's a super famous number 6:

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Antonio Daniels wears number 6 right now. He's probably about as good comparatively as Bubby Brister was.

Here's a super famous number 6:

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Does it pain anyone else to see that pic of Ewing in a magic jersey?

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Try coming up with a decent #26, besides Petr Stastny.

Martin St. Louis

EDIT: And Steve Sullivan, although I'm not sure if he wore it before going to Nashville.

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Try coming up with a decent #26, besides Petr Stastny.

Rod Woodson

You used to hold me

Tell me that I was the best

Anything in this world I want

I could posses

All that made me want

Was all that I can get

In order to survive

Gotta learn to live with regrets

-President Carter

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