1997 National League All-Star Game Jersey, Featuring a Jackie Robinson Patch

This 1997 National League All-Star Game jersey, featuring a commemorative Jackie Robinson patch, celebrates Tony Gwynn’s participation in yet another All-Star showcase. Held at Jacobs Field in Cleveland, the 1997 All-Star Game honored the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking baseball’s color barrier, with the special patch adding historical significance to the jersey.

While this jersey would have been worn by players for festivities surrounding the game, such as the Home Run Derby, players wore their respective team jerseys during the actual All-Star Game itself. In the game, Gwynn batted second and served as the designated hitter for the National League, continuing his dominance at the plate and adding to his Hall of Fame career.

This jersey represents not only Gwynn’s presence at the 1997 Midsummer Classic but also the enduring legacy of Jackie Robinson, making it a highly collectible and meaningful piece of baseball history.

Dimensions: 34" x 24.5" (Size 50)

At the time of its use or awarding, this item was not witnessed by a TRuEST™ authenticator. The provenance has been provided by the Tony Gwynn Estate, which is why it has received our Silver authentication.

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