The Knicks retired the #15 for Earl Monroe and later for dikk McGuire.Lol @ people saying they should retire both. That makes no sense. Do y'all even know what retiring a jersey means? It doesn't just mean hanging your name up in the rafters. It means no one ever plays with your number again. They clearly didn't do that for Melo. Can't retire it now. It would be meaningless.
Maybe the Olympic team can retire his jersey somehow out of respect.
The Knicks...The Knicks retired the #15 for Earl Monroe and later for dikk McGuire.
Bobby Gross and Terry Porter both had the #30 retired in Portland.
Crazy how underrated Melo is becoming.
Being a top 5 Nugget isn’t exactly that hardI wasn't a huge fan of Melo's game but to say he didn't accomplish shyt in Denver is wild. He's definitely a top 5 Nugget of all time.
Never said they were going out of business. They were ass for a while before they got Melo. How the fukk did they get a high draft pick to take him? Cause them nikkas sucked!
They had a losing record from 95 till Melo got there. I know what the fukk I’m talking about.
So lotto picks who become all stars should get their numbers retired?
Jokic >>>>> Melo
This shouldn’t even be a thread lmao
Jokic is the best player in nuggets history and already had a way better career than melo
I tend to agree especially with how easy it is score nowadays. Being a high volume scorer isn't that great of skill set when everyone can do that.Melo, as bad it sounds, prob won’t be remembered THAT fondly. Not like the Wade or Brons of his time. He’s still in the 1 % of the league, but he doesn’t have a pronounced enough impact to where the Nugs should feel forced to retire something for him, even if he didn’t share the number as their best player.
A way more interesting debate to me is if the Pels retire CP3’s number