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Harrah, Harrah Before we starts, all apologies to all the loser No. 11s: Chris Antsey, Abdul Jeelani, Mike Quinn (former SFA great), Don Heinrich, Raja Bell, Drew Bledsoe, Aaron Gagnon, Wade Wilson, Blake Sloan, Danny Villanueva and all those old Minnesota North Stars.
Danny White
I'm pretty much convinced that Tony Romo is Danny White 2.0. Nice stats, dumb mistakes, good enough to win but we're going to look back at all the "could have beens" at the end of his career. Anyway, White is the premier No. 11. Held a number of single-season marks for the Cowboys before the last four years of Romo. Responsible for "No, Danny, No!" and was also the punter for about five years. Fun facts.
Toby Harrah
A near miss here: Upon being drafted by the Washington Senators, Harrah actually wore No. 17 before switching to No. 11 in 1971. Harrah known as a trusty infielder, decent power, plate discipline and being the only former Ranger to manage the team.
Ulf Dahlen
Slim pickings. Dahlen had a nice 57-point season in the franchise's first year in Dallas and then left for the San Jose Sharks. However, it didn't wear No. 11, but instead No. 22. It wasn't until he returned in 2002-03 with 37 points and a +14 that he wore No. 11. It was either him or Blake Sloan or Aaron Gagnon. Sue me.
Joe John Barea
No one's done more with less with that No. 11. Should the players and owners make nice, it would be Barea's sixth season with the Mavericks and I would bet that more No. 11 jerseys with Barea on the back have been sold compared to Danny White or Toby Harrah.
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