Roberto Clemente Santurce Cangrejeros Vintage Inspired NL Replica V-Neck Mesh Jersey

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Description: These Vintage Inspired v-neck mesh jerseys provide the same Ebbets Field Flannels quality that you know and love with a streetwear sensibility. Expertly crafted from superior quality materials, taking some of our favorite teams and reimagining them as a star player in your uniform.

This special edition mesh jersey features Clemente’s name and number, along with a patch on the left sleeve and a Roberto Clemente signature jock tag.

Product Details:
  • Polyester mesh with black body and sleeves
  • Tackle twill patches
  • Tackle twill number 21 and “CLEMENTE” lettering on the back
  • Roberto Clemente left sleeve patch
  • Puerto Rico flag right sleeve patch
  • 1x1 ribbed knit on sleeve and collar with royal blue, white and red stripes
  • Rounded droptail hem
  • Dry Clean Only
  • Imported

League: Puerto Rican League

History: For the 1954-1955 winter league season in Puerto Rico, the Cangrejeros boasted one of the greatest outfields in baseball history. In right was a 20-year-old Roberto Clemente, soon to make his debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates. In center was reigning National League MVP Willie Mays, who won the Puerto Rican MVP award. And in left was Puerto Rican star Luis Olmo. Nicknamed the "Panic Squad", the team won both the Puerto Rican League and Caribbean Series titles.

On September 30, 1972 Roberto Clemente became just the 11th player to record 3,000 hits when he hit a double against the New York Mets in what proved to be his final regular season at-bat. He made one more regular season appearance, his 2,433rd as a Pirate, on October 3 to tie Honus Wagner’s record for most games played for the team. Clemente passed away tragically on December 31 of that year. Attempting to provide aid and relief following a massive earthquake in Nicaragua, Clemente was in a plane that crashed just off the coast of Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. Following his sudden death, Clemente was elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame through a special election on March 20, 1973. His famous number, 21, was retired by the Pirates that same year.

Roberto Clemente® is a registered trademark of 21 In Right, Inc. www.RobertoClemente.com

Please note: This product cannot be customized.