His #4 was the first number ever retired by Major League Baseball (Yankees, 1939): 2 wds. Crossword Clue, 9 letters

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100%LOUGEHRIG9His #4 was the first number ever retired by Major League Baseball (Yankees, 1939): 2 wds.
44%GEHRIG6Yankee who was the first major-leaguer to have his number retired
40%GEHRIG6First Major League Baseball player to have his number retired
40%ALEXRODRIGUEZ13Former Yankee who is first on Major League Baseball's career earnings list: 2 wds.
39%REGGIEJACKSON13Outfielder whose #44 was retired by the New York Yankees and his #9 by the Oakland Athletics: 2 wds.
39%OTT3His number 4 was retired by the Giants
37%MICHAELJORDAN13His #23 was retired by the Chicago Bulls and the Miami Heat: 2 wds.
37%TORRE5His number 6 was retired by the Yankees
37%PETEMARAVICH12His #7 was retired by the Utah Jazz and the New Orleans Pelicans: 2 wds.
37%JULIUSERVING12His #6 was retired by the Philadelphia 76ers and his #32 by the Brooklyn Nets: 2 wds.
36%LEADOFF7Be the first baseball player to bat: 2 wds.
35%ROBERTOLUONGO13NHL goalie who had his number 1 retired by the Florida Panthers in 2020: 2 wds.
35%JACQUESPLANTE13NHL goalie who had his number 1 retired by the Montreal Canadiens in 1995: 2 wds.
34%STANMUSIAL10Slugger born November 21, 1920 whose number was the first to be retired by the St. Louis Cardinals (2 wds.)
34%SHERYLSWOOPES13She was the first player signed by a WNBA team: 2 wds.
34%CARLOSBELTRAN13Former Yankee who is eighth on Major League Baseball's career earnings list: 2 wds.
34%ALOU4Felipe who was the first Dominican-born manager in Major League Baseball
34%LOUGEHRIG9First baseman who spent his entire 17-year Major League career with the New York Yankees: 2 wds.
34%IGET4"___ Around," the first number-one charting song released by The Beach Boys in 1964: 2 wds.
34%SHERYLSWOOPES13Openly gay basketballer who was the first woman to be signed by the WNBA: 2 wds.
34%MARTINBRODEUR13NHL goalie who had his number 30 retired by the New Jersey Devils in 2016: 2 wds.
34%KOBEBRYANT10LA Lakers legend fondly remembered as "Black Mamba" who is the only player in NBA history to have two jersey numbers retired by the same team: 2 wds.
34%ILLWAITFORYOU13A song by Frankie Avalon that is considered one of his greatest songs ever, released with the A-side "What Little Girl": 4 wds.
33%JOEDIMAGGIO11The New York Yankees retired his number 5: 2 wds.
33%GEHRIG6First major league player to have his number retired
33%CLYDEDREXLER12Basketball player whose jersey number was retired by the Trail Blazers and the Rockets: 2 wds.
33%JACOBY6Ellsbury who was the first Native American of Navajo descent to play in Major League Baseball
33%SHAQUILLEONEAL14Basketball player whose jersey number was retired by the Lakers and the Heat: 2 wds.
33%NATETHURMOND12Basketball player whose jersey number was retired by the Cavaliers and the Warriors: 2 wds.
32%BOJACKSON9Los Angeles Raiders running back who played Major League Baseball for the Royals, White Sox, and Angels: 2 wds.

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