Does anyone notice this in basketball with the jersey numbers and the numerology that plays the role in it?

O.K., the 21's, Tim Duncan, and Kevin Garnett. When Duncan was a number 21, they were continuously winning with the Spurs and Duncan had 4 rings. Garnett as a 21, Zero rings. He changes his number to #5 once traded, and he wins a ring himself. Kobe Bryant wins with Shaquille O'Neal with his #8, and wins constantly too. 3 rings for Bryant. Now, his number is #24 he hasn't won since then. The power is in the numbers. I believe this too well. Sometimes, just because you have a certain number, it may be a blessing for someone else, and a curse for someone else at the same time. Duncan, even though Parker and Ginobili are hurt right now, Duncan is playing a better game and scoring more even though he's been double teamed at times, and they said Duncan was getting old, and the Spurs were too. You don't get old and score 55 points in a game, there's unselfishness, the Spurs never cared about scoring that was just it, it was about defense first. Anyway, back to my point. Numbers affect us everyday even in sports. Read up on Numerology. You probably can tell who's going to win this year's championship based off of numbers this year. Phoenix Suns will only win if Grant Hill changes his number too, for all of you Suns fans. #33 equals number 6 which is bad for Grant Hill, it was good for him in college but bad for him in the NBA. That's why a college player should never carry his college or high school jersey as in the pros. Lebron James did it from High school, he hasn't won a NBA title yet. The #23 which is really equal to a 5 is not a good number for him right now.