List of National Hockey League retired numbers

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Wayne Gretzky's #99 was retired league-wide in 2000 Gretzky aug2001 closeup.jpg
Wayne Gretzky's #99 was retired league-wide in 2000

This is a complete list of numbers retired by the National Hockey League (NHL). A retired number is a jersey number that is taken out of circulation by a team as a way of honouring a former member of that team who wore that number; after the number's retirement, members of that team are not permitted to wear the number on their jerseys unless by permission of the original number holder.

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The first team to retire a number was the Toronto Maple Leafs, which retired Ace Bailey's number 6 on February 14, 1934, prior to an All-Star game organized in his honour. The NHL currently has 182 retired numbers, 10 former retirements and 24 honoured numbers. Most of the numbers retired by the Hartford Whalers and Quebec Nordiques were put back in circulation when those franchises relocated and became the Carolina Hurricanes and Colorado Avalanche, respectively, although the Hurricanes keep Gordie Howe's number 9 unofficially retired. The Minnesota North Stars' two retired numbers were carried over when that franchise relocated to become the Dallas Stars, and remain retired today. The Arizona Coyotes had a policy of retaining the numbers retired when the franchise was the Winnipeg Jets but reversed it after the Phoenix Coyotes were sold and became the Arizona Coyotes; these were retroactively classified as honoured numbers as part of the Arizona Coyotes Ring of Honor. Honoured numbers are similar to retired numbers, except that they remain available for use by other players. Presently, only the Calgary Flames, the St. Louis Blues, the Arizona Coyotes and the Winnipeg Jets (the latter honouring the players of the original Jets) employ this designation.

Wayne Gretzky's number 99 was retired league-wide in 2000; [1] Gretzky's former teams the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings also separately retired his number.

As of March 2024, only the Winnipeg Jets have no retired numbers. Five teams have retired six numbers that are not those of former players from their franchises: the Ottawa Senators, Florida Panthers (x2), Minnesota Wild, Seattle Kraken, and Vegas Golden Knights.

Twelve numbers have been retired by a team in honour of two different players.

Nine players have had their number retired by two different NHL teams:

Retired numbers

Key
Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
Number retired league-wide
Never played for that particular franchise
Number retired by a team for multiple players

Italics denote numbers that will be retired during the 2023–24 NHL season.

NameTeamNo.DateRef
Sid Abel Detroit Red Wings 12April 29, 1995
Daniel Alfredsson Ottawa Senators 11December 29, 2016 [2]
Glenn Anderson Edmonton Oilers 9January 18, 2009 [3]
Syl Apps Toronto Maple Leafs 10October 15, 2016 [4]
George Armstrong [4]
Barry Ashbee Philadelphia Flyers 4October 13, 1977 [5] [6]
Ace Bailey Toronto Maple Leafs 6February 14, 1934 [4]
Bill Barber Philadelphia Flyers 7October 11, 1990 [7]
Bill Barilko Toronto Maple Leafs 5October 17, 1992 [4]
Andy Bathgate New York Rangers 9February 22, 2009 [8]
Jean Beliveau Montreal Canadiens 4October 9, 1971 [9]
Rob Blake Los Angeles Kings 4January 17, 2015 [10]
Mike Bossy New York Islanders 22March 3, 1992 [11]
Emile Bouchard Montreal Canadiens 3December 4, 2009 [9]
Ray Bourque Boston Bruins 77October 4, 2001 [12]
Colorado Avalanche November 24, 2001 [13]
Johnny Bower Toronto Maple Leafs 1October 15, 2016 [4]
Michel Briere Pittsburgh Penguins 21January 5, 2001 [14]
Rod Brind'Amour Carolina Hurricanes 17February 18, 2011 [15]
Turk Broda Toronto Maple Leafs 1October 15, 2016 [4]
Martin Brodeur New Jersey Devils 30February 9, 2016 [16]
Neal Broten Dallas Stars 7February 7, 1998 [17]
Dustin Brown Los Angeles Kings 23February 11, 2023 [18]
Johnny Bucyk Boston Bruins 9March 13, 1980 [19]
Pavel Bure Vancouver Canucks 10November 2, 2013 [20]
Chris Chelios Chicago Blackhawks 7February 25, 2024 [21]
King Clancy Toronto Maple Leafs 7October 15, 2016 [4]
Dit Clapper Boston Bruins 5February 12, 1947 [22]
Wendel Clark Toronto Maple Leafs 17October 15, 2016 [4]
Bobby Clarke Philadelphia Flyers 16November 15, 1984 [7] [23]
Paul Coffey Edmonton Oilers 7October 18, 2005 [24]
Charlie Conacher Toronto Maple Leafs 9October 15, 2016 [4]
Yvan Cournoyer Montreal Canadiens 12November 12, 2005 [9]
Ken Daneyko New Jersey Devils 3March 24, 2006 [25]
Hap Day Toronto Maple Leafs 4October 15, 2016 [4]
Alex Delvecchio Detroit Red Wings 10November 10, 1991
Marcel Dionne Los Angeles Kings 16November 8, 1990 [26]
Shane Doan Arizona Coyotes 19February 24, 2019 [27]
Ken Dryden Montreal Canadiens 29January 29, 2007 [9]
Patrik Elias New Jersey Devils 26February 24, 2018 [28]
Phil Esposito Boston Bruins 7December 3, 1987 [22]
Tony Esposito Chicago Blackhawks 35November 20, 1988 [29]
Bernie Federko St. Louis Blues 24March 16, 1991 [30]
Frank Finnigan [Notes 1] Ottawa Senators 8October 8, 1992 [31]
Adam Foote Colorado Avalanche 52November 2, 2013 [32]
Peter Forsberg Colorado Avalanche 21October 8, 2011 [33]
Ron Francis Carolina Hurricanes 10January 28, 2006 [34]
Grant Fuhr Edmonton Oilers 31October 9, 2003 [35]
Bob Gainey Montreal Canadiens 23February 23, 2008 [9]
Danny Gare Buffalo Sabres 18November 22, 2005 [36]
Mike Gartner Washington Capitals 11December 28, 2008 [37]
Bob Gassoff St. Louis Blues 3October 1, 1977 [30]
Bernie Geoffrion Montreal Canadiens 5March 11, 2006 [9]
Eddie Giacomin New York Rangers 1March 15, 1989 [8]
Rod Gilbert New York Rangers 7October 14, 1979 [8]
Clark Gillies New York Islanders 9December 7, 1996 [38]
Doug Gilmour Toronto Maple Leafs 93October 15, 2016 [4]
Bill Goldsworthy Dallas Stars 8February 15, 1992 [17]
Butch Goring New York Islanders 91February 29, 2020 [39]
Adam Graves New York Rangers 9February 3, 2009 [40]
Wayne Gretzky Edmonton Oilers 99October 1, 1999 [41]
Los Angeles Kings October 9, 2002 [26]
Vic Hadfield New York Rangers 11December 2, 2018 [42]
Glenn Hall Chicago Blackhawks 1November 20, 1988 [29]
Al Hamilton Edmonton Oilers 3October 10, 1980 [41]
Doug Harvey Montreal Canadiens 2October 26, 1985 [9]
Dominik Hasek Buffalo Sabres 39January 13, 2015 [43]
Milan Hejduk Colorado Avalanche 23January 6, 2018 [44]
Lionel Hitchman Boston Bruins 3February 22, 1934 [22]
Tim Horton Buffalo Sabres 2January 5, 1996 [36]
Toronto Maple Leafs 7October 15, 2016 [4]
Marian Hossa Chicago Blackhawks 81November 20, 2022 [45]
Gordie Howe Detroit Red Wings 9March 12, 1972
Mark Howe Philadelphia Flyers 2March 6, 2012 [46]
Harry Howell New York Rangers 3February 22, 2009 [8]
Wayne Huizenga [Notes 2] Florida Panthers 37January 19, 2018 [47]
Bobby Hull Chicago Blackhawks 9December 18, 1983 [29]
Brett Hull St. Louis Blues 16December 5, 2006 [48]
Dale Hunter Washington Capitals 32March 11, 2000 [49]
Jarome Iginla Calgary Flames 12March 2, 2019 [50] [51]
Jaromir Jagr Pittsburgh Penguins 68February 18, 2024 [52]
Paul Kariya Anaheim Ducks 9October 21, 2018 [53]
Red Kelly Toronto Maple Leafs 4October 15, 2016 [4]
Detroit Red Wings 4February 1, 2019 [54]
Ted Kennedy Toronto Maple Leafs 9October 15, 2016 [4]
Dave Keon Toronto Maple Leafs 14October 15, 2016 [4]
Miikka Kiprusoff Calgary Flames 34March 2, 2024 [55]
Mikko Koivu Minnesota Wild 9March 13, 2022 [56]
Jari Kurri Edmonton Oilers 17October 6, 2001 [41]
Yvon Labre Washington Capitals 7November 7, 1981 [49]
Elmer Lach Montreal Canadiens 16December 4, 2009 [9]
Guy Lafleur Montreal Canadiens 10February 16, 1985 [9]
Pat LaFontaine Buffalo Sabres 16March 3, 2006 [36]
Rod Langway Washington Capitals 5November 26, 1997 [49]
Guy Lapointe Montreal Canadiens 5November 8, 2014 [57]
Vincent Lecavalier Tampa Bay Lightning 4February 10, 2018 [58]
Brian Leetch New York Rangers 2January 24, 2008 [8]
Jere Lehtinen Dallas Stars 26November 24, 2017
Mario Lemieux Pittsburgh Penguins 66November 19, 1997 [59]
Nicklas Lidstrom Detroit Red Wings 5March 6, 2014 [60]
Trevor Linden Vancouver Canucks 16December 17, 2008 [20]
Eric Lindros Philadelphia Flyers 88January 18, 2018 [61]
Ted Lindsay Detroit Red Wings 7November 10, 1991
Kevin Lowe Edmonton Oilers 4November 5, 2021 [62]

Henrik Lundqvist

New York Rangers 30January 28, 2022 [63]
Roberto Luongo Florida Panthers 1March 7, 2020 [64]
Al MacInnis St. Louis Blues 2April 9, 2006 [30]
Keith Magnuson Chicago Blackhawks 3November 12, 2008 [29]
Frank Mahovlich Toronto Maple Leafs 27October 15, 2016 [4]
Patrick Marleau San Jose Sharks 12February 25, 2023 [65]
Rick Martin Buffalo Sabres 7November 15, 1995 [36]
Bill Masterton Dallas Stars 19January 17, 1987 [17]
Lanny McDonald Calgary Flames 9March 17, 1990 [66]
Mark Messier New York Rangers 11January 12, 2006 [67]
Edmonton Oilers 11February 27, 2007 [67]
Rick Middleton Boston Bruins 16November 29, 2018 [68]
Stan Mikita Chicago Blackhawks 21October 19, 1980 [29]
Ryan Miller Buffalo Sabres 30January 19, 2023 [69]
Minnesota Wild fans [Notes 3] Minnesota Wild 1October 11, 2000 [70]
Mike Modano Dallas Stars 9March 8, 2014 [71]
Dickie Moore Montreal Canadiens 12November 12, 2005 [9]
Howie Morenz Montreal Canadiens 7November 2, 1937 [9]
Rick Nash Columbus Blue Jackets 61March 5, 2022 [72]
Markus Naslund Vancouver Canucks 19December 11, 2010 [20]
Scott Niedermayer Anaheim Ducks 27February 17, 2019 [53]
New Jersey Devils December 16, 2011 [73]
Cam Neely Boston Bruins 8January 12, 2004 [19]
Chris Neil Ottawa Senators 25February 17, 2023 [74]
Bob Nystrom New York Islanders 23April 1, 1995 [38]
Willie O'Ree [Notes 4] Boston Bruins 22January 18, 2022 [75]
Terry O'Reilly Boston Bruins 24October 24, 2002 [19]
Bobby Orr Boston Bruins 4January 9, 1979 [22]
Bernie Parent Philadelphia Flyers 1October 11, 1979 [7]
Gilbert Perreault Buffalo Sabres 11October 17, 1990 [36]
Chris Phillips Ottawa Senators 4February 18, 2020 [76]
Pierre Pilote Chicago Blackhawks 3November 12, 2008 [29]
Barclay Plager St. Louis Blues 8March 24, 1981 [30]
Bob Plager St. Louis Blues 5February 2, 2017 [77]
Jacques Plante Montreal Canadiens 1October 7, 1995 [9]
Denis Potvin New York Islanders 5February 1, 1992 [38]
Chris Pronger St. Louis Blues 44January 17, 2022 [78]
Jean Ratelle New York Rangers 19February 25, 2018 [79]
Henri Richard Montreal Canadiens 16December 10, 1975 [9]
Maurice Richard Montreal Canadiens 9October 6, 1960 [9]
Mike Richter New York Rangers 35February 4, 2004 [8]
Pekka Rinne Nashville Predators 35February 24, 2022 [80]
Rene Robert Buffalo Sabres 14November 15, 1995 [36]
Larry Robinson Montreal Canadiens 19November 19, 2007 [9]
Luc Robitaille Los Angeles Kings 20January 20, 2007 [26]
Patrick Roy Colorado Avalanche 33October 28, 2003 [81]
Montreal Canadiens November 22, 2008 [9]
Joe Sakic Colorado Avalanche 19October 1, 2009 [82]
Borje Salming Toronto Maple Leafs 21October 15, 2016 [4]
Denis Savard Chicago Blackhawks 18March 19, 1998 [29]
Serge Savard Montreal Canadiens 18November 18, 2006 [9]
Terry Sawchuk Detroit Red Wings 1March 6, 1994
Milt Schmidt Boston Bruins 15March 13, 1980 [19]
Seattle Kraken fans [Notes 5] Seattle Kraken 32October 23, 2021 [83]
Daniel Sedin Vancouver Canucks 22February 12, 2020 [84]
Henrik Sedin 33
Teemu Selanne Anaheim Ducks 8January 11, 2015
Eddie Shore Boston Bruins 2April 1, 1947 [22]
Darryl Sittler Toronto Maple Leafs 27October 15, 2016 [4]
Billy Smith New York Islanders 31February 20, 1993 [85]
Stan Smyl Vancouver Canucks 12November 3, 1991 [86]
Martin St. Louis Tampa Bay Lightning 26January 17, 2017 [87]
Scott Stevens New Jersey Devils 4February 3, 2006 [88]
Mats Sundin Toronto Maple Leafs 13October 15, 2016 [4]
Brian Sutter St. Louis Blues 11December 30, 1988 [30]
Dave Taylor Los Angeles Kings 18April 3, 1995 [26]
Joe Thornton San Jose Sharks 19To be announced (2024–25) [89]
John Tonelli [Notes 6] New York Islanders 27February 21, 2020 [39]
Bill Torrey [Notes 7] Florida Panthers 93October 23, 2010 [90]
Bryan Trottier New York Islanders 19October 20, 2001 [38]
Rogatien Vachon Los Angeles Kings 30February 14, 1985 [26]

Mike Vernon

Calgary Flames 30February 7, 2007 [66]
2017 Las Vegas shooting victims [Notes 8] Vegas Golden Knights 58March 31, 2018 [91]
Glen Wesley Carolina Hurricanes 2February 17, 2009 [92]
Steve Yzerman Detroit Red Wings 19January 2, 2007 [93]
Sergei Zubov Dallas Stars 56January 28, 2022 [94]
Wayne Gretzky All NHL teams 99February 6, 2000 [1]
  1. ↑ Finnigan did not play for the current Senators franchise, which does not retain the history of the original team. The number he wore was retired because he played for the original Senators franchise and was active in campaigning to bring a new franchise to Ottawa.
  2. ↑ The Florida Panthers retired the number 37 to honor former owner Wayne Huizenga, who owned the team between 1993 and 2001.
  3. ↑ The Minnesota Wild retired this number to honor their fans prior to their first game on Oct 11, 2000.
  4. ↑ O'Ree is elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame as a builder.
  5. ↑ The number honors both the franchise being the 32nd to join the NHL, and the 32,000 fans who placed deposits for tickets on the first day they were available.
  6. ↑ At the time of its retirement, number 27 was worn by Anders Lee, and is allowed to continue wearing the number with Tonelli's blessing.
  7. ↑ The Florida Panthers retired the number 93 to honor president and general manager Bill Torrey because the team was founded in 1993. Torrey was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame as a builder in 1995.
  8. ↑ This number was retired in honor of the 58 people who were killed in the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.

Unofficially retired numbers

These numbers are not considered officially retired, but have still been removed from circulation.

Key
Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
Name ChaseTeamNo.DateRef
Larry Aurie Detroit Red Wings 61938 [95]
Luc Bourdon Vancouver Canucks 282008
Steve Chiasson Carolina Hurricanes 31999 [96]
Theoren Fleury Calgary Flames 141999
Jean-Sebastien Giguere Anaheim Ducks 352010
Gordie Howe Carolina Hurricanes 91997 [96]
Olaf Kolzig Washington Capitals 372009
Vladimir Konstantinov Detroit Red Wings 161997
Pelle Lindbergh Philadelphia Flyers 311985 [97]
Wayne Maki Vancouver Canucks 111974
Rick Rypien Vancouver Canucks 372011
Josef Vasicek Carolina Hurricanes 632011
Doug Wickenheiser St. Louis Blues 142002

Honoured numbers

Unlike the numbers retired by the Flames, these honoured numbers were not necessarily withdrawn from circulation. Some of the numbers honoured by the Blues remain in circulation, while others have been removed from circulation without being officially retired.

A few uniform numbers of the original Winnipeg Jets were honoured by both the current Jets (originally the Atlanta Thrashers) and the Arizona Coyotes, the relocated incarnation of the original Jets. These numbers remain in circulation by both teams.

Key
Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
Never played for that particular franchise
NameTeamNo.DateRef
Leighton Accardo Arizona Coyotes 49April 17, 2021 [98]
Red Berenson St. Louis Blues 7March 7, 2011 [99]
Randy Carlyle [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 8February 11, 2020 [100]
Wayne Gretzky Arizona Coyotes 99October 8, 2005
Dale Hawerchuk Arizona Coyotes 10April 5, 2007 [101] [102]
Dale Hawerchuk [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 10November 14, 2017 [100]
Anders Hedberg [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 15October 19, 2016 [100]
Bobby Hull Arizona Coyotes 9October 8, 2005 [101] [103]
Bobby Hull [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 9October 19, 2016 [100]
Matiss Kivlenieks Columbus Blue Jackets 80October 14, 2021
Ab McDonald [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 14February 26, 2019 [100]
Al MacInnis Calgary Flames 2February 27, 2012 [104]
Joe Mullen St. Louis Blues 7March 7, 2011 [99]
Joe Nieuwendyk Calgary Flames 25March 7, 2014 [105]
Ulf Nilsson [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 14October 19, 2016 [100]
Teppo Numminen Arizona Coyotes 27January 30, 2010 [106]
Teppo Numminen [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 27November 17, 2022 [100]
Jeremy Roenick Arizona Coyotes 97February 11, 2012 [106]
Teemu Selanne [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 13November 17, 2022 [100]
Lars-Erik Sjoberg [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 4February 26, 2019 [100]
Thomas Steen Arizona Coyotes 25January 21, 2006 [101]
Thomas Steen [Notes 1] Winnipeg Jets 25February 11, 2020 [100]
Keith Tkachuk Arizona Coyotes 7December 23, 2011 [106]
Keith Tkachuk St. Louis Blues 7March 7, 2011 [99]
Garry Unger St. Louis Blues 7March 7, 2011 [99]
Doug Wickenheiser St. Louis Blues 14 [99]
  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Played for the original Winnipeg Jets, whose statistical records remain with the Arizona Coyotes. The current Jets' records originate from their time as the Atlanta Thrashers.

Former retired numbers

It is very rare for a team to reissue a retired number, and usually requires a special circumstance, such as a number being requested for a family member (such as Bobby Hull asking the Phoenix Coyotes to allow his son Brett to wear Bobby's number 9), [107] or the player for whom the number was retired coming out of retirement himself (such as Mario Lemieux).

In cases of franchise relocation, the handling of existing retired numbers is at the discretion of team management. They may decide to continue honouring the retired numbers, such as the Dallas Stars and Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes, or they may choose to make a "fresh start" and reissue the numbers, as the Colorado Avalanche and Carolina Hurricanes have done.

The Hurricanes have an unusual exception with regards to Gordie Howe's number 9. While the Hurricanes have not made any formal recognition of the Hartford Whalers' retirement of the number, they have kept the number out of circulation since their 1997 relocation. [96]

The Red Wings and Larry Aurie's number 6 are also something of a unique situation, as the number was officially retired, then un-retired so that his cousin, Cummy Burton, could wear it, much as the Jets/Coyotes did for the Hulls. It was then re-retired until 2000, when the Red Wings ordered it removed from the NHL's Official Guide and Record Book. Despite the unretirement, number 6 is still not available to be worn in Detroit.

Key
Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
NameTeamNo.DateRef
Larry Aurie Detroit Red Wings 61939 [108]
Michel Goulet Quebec Nordiques 16March 16, 1995 [109]
Gordie Howe Hartford Whalers 9February 18, 1981 [96]
Bobby Hull Winnipeg Jets (1972–96) 9February 19, 1989 [101] [103]
Rick Ley Hartford Whalers 2December 26, 1982 [96]
John McKenzie Hartford Whalers 191979 [96]
Thomas Steen Winnipeg Jets (1972–96) 25May 6, 1995 [101]
Marc Tardif Quebec Nordiques 8November 1, 1983 [109]
J. C. Tremblay Quebec Nordiques 3October 28, 1979 [109]

Peter Stastny

Quebec Nordiques 26February 26, 1995 [109]

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