The Brooklyn Nets have an extensive jersey history dating back to their inception in 1967 as the New Jersey Americans in the ABA, which is now part of the NBA. Over the decades, 52 different jersey numbers have been worn by more than 600 players, with jersey No. 14 being sported by 29 players. Among these, Gary Zeller stands out as a notable figure from the early days of the franchise.

Drafted by the Baltimore Bullets in 1970, Zeller joined the New York Nets in 1972, where he played only 12 games wearing the No. 14 jersey. Despite limited playtime, Zeller's name is etched into the history of the team. His average of 1.5 points per game might not be standout, but it reflects the rich tapestry of players who have donned the Nets’ colors.