Special Hall of Fame Class of 2022 Name & Number t-shirt from Nike featuring 2022 Hall of Fame Inductee Gil Hodges. Soft cotton jersey fabric with screen printed Dodgers logo on the chest, printed commemorative Hall of Fame mission logo patch with 2022 on the left sleeve, and name & number on the back.
- Soft cotton jersey construction
- Team logo printed on the left chest
- Player name & number screen printed on the back
- Commemorative Hall of Fame mission logo patch with 2022 printed on left sleeve
- 100% cotton
- Traditional fit
- Baseball Hall of Fame Exclusive Item
Player Biography
Gil Hodges played 18 seasons with the Dodgers and the Mets from 1943-63, earning eight All-Star Game selections and three Gold Glove Awards at first base…He topped the 20-homer mark in 11 straight seasons from 1949-59, drove in 100-or-more runs each year from 1949-55 and played on seven pennant winners and two World Series champions, ending his career with 370 home runs – the third-most by a right-handed hitter at the time of his retirement…Hodges went on to manage the Senators and Mets for nine seasons, leading New York to a memorable World Series title in 1969…Hodges passed away on April 2, 1972.
Special Hall of Fame Class of 2022 Name & Number t-shirt from Nike featuring 2022 Hall of Fame Inductee Gil Hodges. Soft cotton jersey fabric with screen printed Dodgers logo on the chest, printed commemorative Hall of Fame mission logo patch with 2022 on the left sleeve, and name & number on the back.
- Soft cotton jersey construction
- Team logo printed on the left chest
- Player name & number screen printed on the back
- Commemorative Hall of Fame mission logo patch with 2022 printed on left sleeve
- 100% cotton
- Traditional fit
- Baseball Hall of Fame Exclusive Item
Player Biography
Gil Hodges played 18 seasons with the Dodgers and the Mets from 1943-63, earning eight All-Star Game selections and three Gold Glove Awards at first base…He topped the 20-homer mark in 11 straight seasons from 1949-59, drove in 100-or-more runs each year from 1949-55 and played on seven pennant winners and two World Series champions, ending his career with 370 home runs – the third-most by a right-handed hitter at the time of his retirement…Hodges went on to manage the Senators and Mets for nine seasons, leading New York to a memorable World Series title in 1969…Hodges passed away on April 2, 1972.
