Last Updated on April 20, 2026 by Mat Diekhake
The Memphis Grizzlies retired jerseys recognize key figures who have shaped the franchise’s identity, from its Vancouver origins to its rise in Memphis. While the list is short, each honored number represents lasting impact and historical significance.
Full List of Memphis Grizzlies Retired Jerseys
#9 – Tony Allen
Tony Allen was the heart and soul of the “Grit and Grind” era. Known for his elite perimeter defense, intensity, and leadership, he helped define the most successful period in franchise history.
#50 – Zach Randolph
Zach Randolph was a dominant low-post scorer and emotional leader for the Grizzlies. A key figure in the team’s deep playoff runs, he embodied the physical identity of Memphis basketball.
Memphis Grizzlies Retired Numbers Summary
- 9 – Tony Allen
- 50 – Zach Randolph
FAQs About Memphis Grizzlies Retired Jerseys
How many numbers have the Memphis Grizzlies retired?
The Memphis Grizzlies have retired 2 jersey numbers in franchise history.
Who is the most iconic Grizzlies player with a retired jersey?
Both Tony Allen and Zach Randolph are central to the franchise’s identity, particularly during the “Grit and Grind” era.
Are Vancouver Grizzlies players included?
As of now, no players from the Vancouver era have had their numbers retired by the franchise.
Why These Jerseys Matter
The retired numbers of Tony Allen and Zach Randolph represent the defining “Grit and Grind” era—when the Grizzlies became one of the toughest, most respected teams in the NBA. These jerseys symbolize defense, toughness, and team-first basketball.