WEST Coast youngster Jake Waterman has taken over retired ex-teammate Mark LeCras' No.2 guernsey, instead of his father's former jumper.
Dual premiership player Chris Waterman wore No.39 for 154 games in the 1990s and the number became available after Malcolm Karpany was delisted recently.
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But Next Generation Academy product Jarrod Cameron is the new owner of that guernsey.
Waterman, who shapes as LeCras' likely replacement in the Eagles' forward line after showing promise with 13 goals in 16 games this year, has swapped his No.45 for the 441-goal club great's jumper.
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Ex-St Kilda ruckman Tom Hickey has been given 2014 club champion Eric Mackenzie's old No.16 guernsey.
Draftees Xavier O'Neill (24), Luke Foley (29) and Bailey Williams (32) will wear premiership-winning numbers formerly owned by John Worsfold, Scott Lycett and Andrew Embley respectively.
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Project tall Harry Edwards will take on No.42, once belonging to another rookie in Jeremy McGovern.
Former Collingwood utility Josh Smith has snapped up Waterman's old No.45, while category B rookies Patrick Bines and Brodie Riach have been given 46 and 47 respectively.
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One-time Gold Coast big man Keegan Brooksby, set to join the club on December 1 pending AFL approval, will don the No.40 guernsey, worn with greatest distinction by cult full-forward Troy Wilson in the early 2000s.
Meanwhile, Brownlow medallist Matt Priddis' former No.11 guernsey will remain in mothballs for at least another year following his retirement at the end of 2017.
