He wears his unusual jersey number because he believes that the digits represent "infinite intensity." He wore number 15 in college at St. John's and with his first NBA team, the Chicago Bulls. Appropriately, he was wearing number 91, in honor of Dennis Rodman, when he fouled Ben Wallace hard before lying down on the scorer
He wears his unusual jersey number because he believes that the digits represent "infinite intensity." He wore number 15 in college at St. John's and with his first NBA team, the Chicago Bulls. Appropriately, he was wearing number 91, in honor of Dennis Rodman, when he fouled Ben Wallace hard before lying down on the scorer's table and being hit with a beer. For 10 points, name this current Knick and former Laker who famously received a season-long suspension for punching a fan to start the "Malice in the Palace."
He wears his unusual jersey number because he believes that the digits represent "infinite intensity."
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