Considering jersey numbers

I need to agree and provide a list of notable players who wore the number 30, including a few stats or accolades. I also want to explain how jersey number selection often clusters around certain numbers like 23 and 34 due to idolization. Number 30 might be less common since it can be chosen by role players or is retired by teams—like the Warriors, who will likely retire it for Stephen Curry, and the Knicks, who retired it for Bernard King.Clarifying jersey numbers

I want to clarify the jersey numbers that have been retired by teams, especially focusing on notable players. For instance, number 30 wasn’t retired for Bernard King due to his shorter tenure, so I should be careful about making factual claims. Instead, I can provide a concise response with bullet points featuring notable players who wore number 30. I'll include a brief explanation on why this number is less common and ask if the user wants a more detailed list by team or era.Listing notable players

I'm preparing a list of notable players who wore the number 30. First up is Stephen Curry, a four-time NBA champion and all-time three-point leader. Then there’s Bernard King, a Hall of Famer and scoring champ. I’ll mention George McGinnis, another Hall of Famer with an impressive resume. Rasheed Wallace and David West both had solid careers, and Julius Randle is notable as a current Knicks player. I’ll think carefully about Terry Porter, as I want to be sure about his number.Clarifying notable players

I think I should skip Terry Porter to avoid any confusion. Dell Curry, who won the Sixth Man of the Year award in 1994, is a great addition; he wore number 30 while playing for the Hornets. Seth Curry was a solid role player and sometimes wore 30 with the Mavericks but isn’t a superstar.

Looking into the rarity of the number, many players idolize numbers like 23 and 24/8, and number 30 has a strong association with the Curry family, which may discourage duplication. Its historical retirements aren’t a big issue either.Discussing number 30's perception

It seems that number 30 might look less iconic historically, but I want to frame this carefully and avoid speculation. I can say that before Curry, there weren’t many MVP-level players wearing 30, and stars typically gravitated toward more iconic numbers. However, since Curry’s rise, the perception of 30 has improved, and younger players might start choosing it, like Julius Randle.

I can also mention if the user wants a full list of notable players by franchise or era to compare their accolades with Curry. I'll keep the response concise in Chinese, using bullet points for the players.