The Kansas City Monarchs Buck O’Neil replica jersey is constructed soft, comfortable cotton fabric. Full button front features team wordmark applique. White body and red sleeves with team patches. Red and navy piping at neckline, button placket and sleeves. Player number applique on jersey back. Officially licensed by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM).
- Soft cotton button front jersey
- Full chest team wordmark applique, sleeve patches
- Player number applique in jersey back
- Products from this manufacturer run much larger than most other apparel
- 100% cotton, hand wash and hang dry
- Officially licensed by the Negro League Baseball Museum
Player Biography
Buck O’Neil played, managed, coached, scouted and served as an executive for nearly eight decades – but his incredible legacy expands far beyond just baseball…O’Neil got his start in semipro ball before spending time with various barnstorming and minor league clubs…He broke into the Negro American League with the Memphis Red Sox in 1937, then latched on at first base for the Kansas City Monarchs in 1938…He would remain with the club for nearly two decades…From 1939-42, the Monarchs captured four consecutive Negro American League pennants, sweeping the Homestead Grays in the Negro League World Series in 1942…In 1948, O’Neil was named player-manager of the Monarchs – a role he would hold until 1955…O’Neil departed Kansas City in 1955 and signed on as a scout for the Chicago Cubs…The Cubs promoted O’Neil to their major league coaching staff in 1962, making him the first Black coach to serve on an AL or NL roster…A beloved champion of the game and gifted storyteller, O’Neil helped establish the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City in 1990.
The Kansas City Monarchs Buck O’Neil replica jersey is constructed soft, comfortable cotton fabric. Full button front features team wordmark applique. White body and red sleeves with team patches. Red and navy piping at neckline, button placket and sleeves. Player number applique on jersey back. Officially licensed by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM).
- Soft cotton button front jersey
- Full chest team wordmark applique, sleeve patches
- Player number applique in jersey back
- Products from this manufacturer run much larger than most other apparel
- 100% cotton, hand wash and hang dry
- Officially licensed by the Negro League Baseball Museum
Player Biography
Buck O’Neil played, managed, coached, scouted and served as an executive for nearly eight decades – but his incredible legacy expands far beyond just baseball…O’Neil got his start in semipro ball before spending time with various barnstorming and minor league clubs…He broke into the Negro American League with the Memphis Red Sox in 1937, then latched on at first base for the Kansas City Monarchs in 1938…He would remain with the club for nearly two decades…From 1939-42, the Monarchs captured four consecutive Negro American League pennants, sweeping the Homestead Grays in the Negro League World Series in 1942…In 1948, O’Neil was named player-manager of the Monarchs – a role he would hold until 1955…O’Neil departed Kansas City in 1955 and signed on as a scout for the Chicago Cubs…The Cubs promoted O’Neil to their major league coaching staff in 1962, making him the first Black coach to serve on an AL or NL roster…A beloved champion of the game and gifted storyteller, O’Neil helped establish the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City in 1990.
