Authentic 1984 Chicago Cubs Ryne Sandberg replica batting practice jersey made of polyster mesh with twill team logo on the left chest and player number on jersey back. Includes Cooperstown Collection jock-tag at lower left hem and player ID tag sewn into back hem with name and year.
- Lightweight, textured polyester mesh fabric construction
- Rib knit collar and sleeve cuffs
- Tackle twill team logo on left chest
- Player number on jersey back
- Cooperstown Collection jock-tag at lower left hem
- Includes player ID tag sewn into back hem with name and year
Player Biography
Dazzling defensive prowess and tremendous power earned Ryne Sandberg 10 consecutive All-Star Game appearances during 16 major league seasons. His amazing range and strong, accurate throwing arm produced nine straight Gold Glove awards from 1983 to 1991. In 1984, Sandberg led the Chicago Cubs to their first postseason appearance since 1945, winning the National League Most Valuable Player Award. He retired with 282 career home runs, and 277 as a second baseman – then the most ever at the position.
Authentic 1984 Chicago Cubs Ryne Sandberg replica batting practice jersey made of polyster mesh with twill team logo on the left chest and player number on jersey back. Includes Cooperstown Collection jock-tag at lower left hem and player ID tag sewn into back hem with name and year.
- Lightweight, textured polyester mesh fabric construction
- Rib knit collar and sleeve cuffs
- Tackle twill team logo on left chest
- Player number on jersey back
- Cooperstown Collection jock-tag at lower left hem
- Includes player ID tag sewn into back hem with name and year
Player Biography
Dazzling defensive prowess and tremendous power earned Ryne Sandberg 10 consecutive All-Star Game appearances during 16 major league seasons. His amazing range and strong, accurate throwing arm produced nine straight Gold Glove awards from 1983 to 1991. In 1984, Sandberg led the Chicago Cubs to their first postseason appearance since 1945, winning the National League Most Valuable Player Award. He retired with 282 career home runs, and 277 as a second baseman – then the most ever at the position.
