Who is the No. 16 of the NBA Mavericks

Thinking about the throwing knife of the year, Predrag Stojakovich, alas, time flies, and the mustache of the year is gone.

Peja Stojakovic.

According to NBA official statistics, no one in the history of the NBA Bulls has ever worn the No. 66 jersey. The most recent player in the NBA to wear the 66-jersey is Scott Pollard, who has not played for the Bulls.

Scott Pollard jersey number ;

At the moment it seems like that's all there is to Francesco Elson, Maris Speights, Pau Gasol, Peja Stojakovic.

The number 16 seems to be all European, with Peja and Gasol being the best of them. Stojakovich (when he was the Kings), Gasol (Grizzlies).

Active NBA No. 16 player.

Lakers: Pau Gasol Pau Gasol Power Forward Center 76ers: Maris Speights Marreese Speights Center Power Forward.

Mavericks: Peja Stojakovic Small Forward, Jazz: Francisco Elson, Francesco Elson, Center, Power Forward.

No one in the history of the NBA Bulls has ever worn the No. 66 jersey.

Bulls Retired Jersey:

Bulls Emblem:

The Bulls' crest is very concise and aesthetically pleasing. The crest has never changed, and in fact there really isn't a need to do it. The English font is bold and flat, and the outline of the bull image is very vivid, domineering and resolute at the same time, which is a perfect work.

The Bulls' logo stands tall in the league, and no one has ever accused it of being outdated and rustic. This sleek, sleek, and unwanted crest reflects both the local character of Chicago and the vivid form of the crest itself.

Bulls Arena:

In 1992, Jerry Rainsdorf, the president of the Bulls, and William Waltz, president of the Chicago Blackhawks in the NHL, reached an agreement to build a modern stadium, the United Centre. The stadium project took two years and was completed on August 18, 1994.

The arena can provide a variety of services for fans, although not as spacious as the MCI Center, nor as luxurious as Madison Square Garden, but the overall layout of the arena is quite reasonable and practical, and can accommodate 21,711 spectators, which is the second highest number of all arenas in the league.

There are only three NBA 66-jersey players from ancient times to the present, and two are ancient monsters before the 40s.

The most recent one is Scott Pollard.

My understanding is that the Bulls have 66 on their jersey and that he was formed in 1966.