Wade Boggs Pawtucket Red Sox Mesh V-Neck Jersey

Description

MESH JERSEY HONORING WADE BOGGS TIME WITH THE PAWTUCKET RED SOX History: On April 18, 1981, Wade Boggs was playing third base for the Pawtucket Red Sox when the game against the Rochester Red Wings simply refused to end. Thirty-three innings, eight hours and twenty-five minutes, suspended in the early morning hours and resumed two months later — the longest professional baseball game ever played. Boggs was there for all of it. That same season, he led the International League in batting with a .335 average before finally getting his long-overdue call to Boston, where he'd go on to win five batting titles and earn a spot in the Hall of Fame. Made from a breathable knit mesh with a sturdy hand-feel and a tackle twill appliqué logo, this jersey pays homage to the time Wade Boggs spent with the Pawtucket Red Sox minor league team.