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Angel Berroa was acquired in 2001 by Kansas City from the Oakland Athletics in a three-way trade also involving the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Berroa was handed the starting shortstop job at the start of the 2003 season after the departure of Neifi Pérez. He finished the season with a .287 batting average with 17 home runs, 73 runs batted in, and 21 stolen bases. Berroa became the fourth member of the Royals to win the Rookie of the Year award that season, following Lou Piniella (1969), Bob Hamelin (1994) and Carlos Beltrán (1999).
Tough style Kansas City Royals black alternate jersey worn by Berroa during the 2005 baseball season. This jersey exhibits good evidence of game use. The interior has the "0062" pro-coded wash tag. Jersey shows heavy evidence of use throughout. Tagged on the tail with a Majestic tag and a size flag tag.
Accompanied by a letter from MEARS (who graded the jersey an A5). View Lot Detail page
Tough style Kansas City Royals black alternate jersey worn by Berroa during the 2005 baseball season. This jersey exhibits good evidence of game use. The interior has the "0062" pro-coded wash tag. Jersey shows heavy evidence of use throughout. Tagged on the tail with a Majestic tag and a size flag tag.
Accompanied by a letter from MEARS (who graded the jersey an A5). View Lot Detail page