1. Gale Goodrich

As the most handsome star in the history of the Lakers (Weibo), Goodrich can retire his jersey with the Lakers by no means a pretty face and You can get away with it just by having a sexy body. Goodrich is a native of Los Angeles and has led UCLA to two championships. When he first joined the Lakers, he wore No. 11, but his performance was sluggish. It wasn't until he switched to the Suns in 1968 that he took off the number 25 and soared. He returned to the Lakers in 1970 and won the championship with the team in 1972. His No. 25 jersey never changed again. In 1976, he switched to the Jazz, and the Lakers received the No. 1 pick in 1979 and selected Magic Johnson.

2. K.C. Jones

Unlike Sam Jones who wears No. 24, K.C. Jones is not good at scoring, but he is a strong defensive player. His statistics were unremarkable, but he was appreciated by the "Cardinal". As a college alumnus of Bill Russell, he participated in eight consecutive championships from joining the Celtics in 1958 to retiring in 1965, and succeeded Bob Cousy as the starting point guard. After retiring, he coached the Celtics from 1983 to 1988, leading the team to the finals for four consecutive years and winning twice, continuing the Celtics' glorious tradition of "star-turned-coach".

3. Jace Johnson

Johnson, nicknamed "Hive", is a fellow countryman of LeBron James. He joined the Bullets in the 1963 draft and played here until 1972. Wearing the No. 25 jersey, he teamed up with Wes Unseld and Earl Monroe to lead the team to the Finals in 1971. In 1972, he switched to the Suns and his jersey number changed to No. 13, but a year later he wore No. 25 when the ABA Pacers won the championship. He was one of the first flying forwards in the NBA, and his No. 25 jersey was also retired by the Wizards. He passed away on April 29, 1987, at the age of 48.

4. Mark Price

As a well-known figure in the history of the Cavaliers, Price joined the Cavaliers in the 1986 draft and played here until 1995, always wearing No. 25. Jersey. During this period, the Cavaliers ushered in the first glorious period in team history, but were always suppressed by Michael Jordan's Bulls in the Eastern Conference and failed to achieve greater achievements. He was selected to the All-Star 4 times and the All-NBA Team 4 times. His No. 25 jersey was also retired by his alma mater, Georgia Tech and the Cavaliers.

5. Steve Kerr

In his early years, Kerr moved between the Suns, Cavaliers and Magic, and his jersey number also fluctuated between 2, 4 and 5. It wasn't until he joined the Bulls in 1993 that he put on the No. 25 jersey, which also brought him good luck. He completed his second three-peat with the team and became a popular pitcher in the league. Subsequently, Cole also wore No. 25 with the Spurs and won two more championships with the team. In 2007, he became the general manager of the Suns, but his performance was poor and he was dismissed in 2010.

In addition to the above-mentioned people, well-known figures wearing the No. 25 jersey include: Magic star Nick Anderson, one of the Trail Blazers' "Five Black Treasures" Jerome Corsi, and Pacers star, Billy Knight, who later served as a senior executive of the Grizzlies and Hawks, Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak, Nets legend Bill Melchioni, Celtics coach Doc Rivers and 76ers legend Chet "Jet" Walker. Current players include Eric Dampier, Travis Outlaw, Brandon Rush and Mo Williams.