Should teams retire numbers?

I asked because the Yankees retired 22 numbers, that's over 20 percent of the numbers available with a 25-player roster. Not to mention managers and coaches wear numbers as well which I don't agree with but that's for another post. Only the Boston Celtics have more with 24 numbers. At least with the Celtics, there's only 12 players on a rosters but still. You have the Chicago Bears and the New York Giants that have 14 retired numbers each in a sport with 53 players I believe. That's 2/3 numbers not available. The NHL it's the Toronto Maple Leafs with 19 numbers retired in a league with a 20-player roster. If you're wondering, The Montreal Canadians are second with 18 numbers retired. Also, you have MLB retiring 42 league-wide for Jackie Robinson, NBA retiring 6 for Bill Russell, and NHL retiring 99 for the Great One Wayne Gretzky. For my teams, The Tampa Bay Rays so far have two retired with Wade Boggs (12) and Don Zimmer (66). I hate to say those are questionable at best. Boggs only played two seasons with the Devil Rays though he got his 3,000 here, he's more remembered as a Red Sox and a Yankee than he is a Ray, well Devil Ray. Zimmer OK I can make a case since he was with the Rays for ten years and died during the 2014 season and sometimes the reason why teams retire numbers is to honor a player or coach who during the season or between seasons. OK, 66 can stay retired for the Rays. As for future numbers being retired, I don't see it happening anytime soon unlike the other two teams. The Buccaneers have three official numbers retired 55 for Derrick Brooks, 63 for Lee Roy Selmon, and 99 for Warren Sapp though 42 is unofficial retired for Ricky Bell a running back who rushed for 1,263 yards in 1979 for the Bucs and his health went downward after that season and died in 1984 at the age of 29. Only two players wore the number after him but not since 1990. They might have one more unless they just put Mike Evans in the ring of honor though I'm sure 13 could be retired. Also, nothing against Tom Brady but I don't see his 12 being retired here, Sorry I don't. It will be there in New England. Ring of Honor, OK but not a jersey retired. Saying that, that's my opinion and it's the Glazer family's call to make, not mine but seriously retired a number after only three seasons in Tampa? The Lightning have two so far with Vinny Lecavalier (4) and Martin St. Louis (26). Honestly, I don't know if I would have St. Louis' number because of his exit and him being a petty brat over Steve Yzerman not putting him on team Canada though he's in the Hall of Fame, so I should shut up. The Lightning might have four players in consideration for the retired numbers in Steven Stamkos, Victor Hedman, Nikita Kucherov, and Andrei Vasilevskiy. In my opinion, my requirements would be a player needs to play the majority of their careers in that place and at least make multiple All-Star appearances. There are teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers with 21 Hall of Famers and only retired three numbers so far. Honestly, I believe it should be limited, to avoid running out of numbers and avoid the numbers going into the hundreds. I know it shouldn't happen in college football since they are players wearing the same number. A player in college football can wear the same number but as long as two players aren't on the field at the same time and that one player is on offense and the other is on defense. Granted it's between the individual teams but I strongly recommend they do a ring of honor and/or team Hall of Fame.