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Tim Hardaway Sr.: Son can't wear retired number after Heat deal

Tim Hardaway Jr.'s move to the Miami Heat is complicated by his father's legacy.

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Tim Hardaway Jr. has signed with the Miami Heat in NBA free agency. Coverage emphasizes the conflict surrounding Hardaway Jr.'s jersey number.

The New York Times and ESPN report that Tim Hardaway Sr. has stated his son cannot wear the number 10, which is retired in honor of the elder Hardaway. The Denver Post and MLive.com focus on the details of the signing, noting Hardaway Jr.'s departure from the Denver Nuggets and his history with the Detroit Pistons and University of Michigan.

Watch for developments in Hardaway Jr.'s jersey situation and how it may affect his integration into the Heat.

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Who is Tim Hardaway Jr. signing with?

Tim Hardaway Jr. is signing with the Miami Heat.

What is the issue with Tim Hardaway Jr.'s jersey number?

Tim Hardaway Sr. has stated that his son cannot wear the number 10, which is retired by the Miami Heat in honor of the elder Hardaway.

Which teams has Tim Hardaway Jr. previously played for?

Tim Hardaway Jr. has previously played for the Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, and the University of Michigan.

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