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Lakers' Deandre Ayton Will Wear No. 5 Jersey After Signing Contract in NBA Free Agency
Deandre Ayton will wear No. 5 for the Lakers as he suits up in purple and gold this season. Ayton signed a two-year, $16.6 million contract with the Lakers last week after he finalized a buyout with the Portland Trail Blazers.
Lakers’ Deandre Ayton chooses a jersey number filled with failure in Los Angeles
Deandre Ayton is officially a Los Angeles Laker. And now, Lakers fans know what number he'll be wearing. Ayton has chosen No. 5 as his L.A. jersey number. It's a choice with a bit of a checkered history for the Lakers.
The Lakers are the only team to have retired two jersey numbers for one player. That player, of course, was beloved Lakers legend Kobe Bryant (No. 8 and No. 24).
A player who needs no introduction, Kobe Bryant had both of his jersey numbers retired by the LA Lakers in 2017. As a five-time NBA champ, and an 18-time All-Star, it's no secret why.
Full list of Lakers retired jersey numbers Buss wasn't exaggerating about that standard. Pau Gasol, who saw his No. 16 jersey retired in March, will head into the Hall of Fame next month as part ...
The Lakers retired both of Kobe Bryant's jersey numbers when he called it a career. Will they do the same for LeBron James' No. 6 and No. 23?
With one of the most successful histories in the NBA, the Lakers’ rafters are packed with retired jerseys. The franchise has honored 13 numbers, plus a microphone for legendary announcer Chick ...
Bronny James has a new jersey number. The Los Angeles Lakers , who on Thursday selected James with the 55th pick in the 2024 NBA draft, revealed on Friday that James will wear No. 9 for the club ...
The Los Angeles Lakers announced the numbers that rookies Dalton Knecht and Bronny James Jr. will wear on Twitter. First-round draft pick Dalton Knecht, a 23-year-old shooting guard out of ...
Since he was impactful while wearing two numbers, the Lakers retired Nos. 8 and 24. Additionally, he vouched for the jersey retirement of his close friend and former teammate, Pau Gasol.
The Lakers are the only team to have retired two jersey numbers for one player. That player, of course, was beloved Lakers legend Kobe Bryant (No. 8 and No. 24).
Lakers owner Jeanie Buss said that while LeBron will have his jersey number retired by the team, he'll need to make the Hall of Fame first, per Lakers tradition.
The Lakers have retired the jersey numbers of just 12 players in franchise history, and each player is a Hall of Famer. Pau Gasol, who saw his No. 16 jersey retired in March, ...
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