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Thats intersting that the Yankees would retire #4 for jus the Major League club and not the others. I know the Mets have retired numbers for the Major clubs and have done so for the Single A club.
Definitely not organization wide. I know the AAA Scranton Yankees issues 4 each year. Eric Bruntlett wore it this year. I can't seem to find a photo of any Ft. Launderdale Yankees road jerseys but that does seem familiar and possibly could be correct even with the 4. But I certainly don't know for sure. The Mattingly is a disaster though.
Kinda like Ernie Banks' #14 for the Cubs...retired at Wrigley Field but used in the minors and even the Arizona Fall League (Eric Hinske wore #14 in the AFL as a Cub 10 years ago.)
Definitely not organization wide. I know the AAA Scranton Yankees issues 4 each year. Eric Bruntlett wore it this year. I can't seem to find a photo of any Ft. Launderdale Yankees road jerseys but that does seem familiar and possibly could be correct even with the 4. But I certainly don't know for sure. The Mattingly is a disaster though.
Actually the one you linked isn't as bad as you think. I'm not as familiar with the Ft Lauderdale & Tampa Yankees jerseys from those days, but the one you linked does resemble jerseys used by the Oneonta Yankees in the late 70's/early 80's.
HIDEOUS!! Thre name should be in the collar (along with a year and set number), the Wilson tag should be in the tail, Mattingly wore a size 42 then, and the NEW YORK front font isn't even close. Only at Coach's Corner!!
I have seen a few of these retail jerseys with the "Mattingly 92" tag. They are all signed with the same style Mattingly signature. Someone must have made these up for a signing, now people are trying to sell them as used/issued jerseys
This well used road grey has his name on a tag stitched down the front inside, is tagged as his size 46 by Wilson in the collar, and shows great MLB usage from "Donnie Baseball". It is a gem, trimmed in blue and white team colors, and with his #23 as well as "New York" sewn front and back. Wow...All the right markings are here, and value is $2000.00 or so. Near impossible to find!
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