The Brooklyn Nets, originally known as the New Jersey Americans, have had 52 jersey numbers worn by over 600 players since their founding in 1967 as an ABA charter member. The team transitioned to the NBA, eventually adopting the name Brooklyn Nets, carrying with them a storied history of players and jerseys.
To honor the players who have donned the Nets jersey numbers, NetsWire is featuring the franchise's complete jersey history. The 15th jersey number in focus is No. 13, worn by a total of 18 players throughout the team's history. One of these players is Donny Marshall, a forward from the New Jersey Nets era who spent two seasons with the team after being drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1995.
Marshall, a product of the University of Connecticut, saw limited action during his time with the Nets, averaging 1.3 points and 1.0 rebounds per game. His NBA career spanned five seasons, including his stint with the Nets, before retiring from professional basketball.