Ebbets Field Flannels San Francisco Seals 1933 Home Jersey

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History: A teenaged Joe DiMaggio joined the Seals as a shortstop after older brother Vince, already with the club, got him a tryout. In 1933, his first full season with his hometown Seals, Joltin' Joe (#10) posted a.340 batting average and had a 61-game hitting streak, five games better than his Major League record streak with the Yankees eight years later.

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History: Joe DiMaggio's career with the New York Yankees almost didn't happen. After a stellar rookie season with the Seals in 1933 (including a 61-game hitting streak), Joe tore the ligaments in his knee while getting out of a jitney in 1934, and it took the persuasion of Yankee scout Bill Essick to keep the Bombers interested in him. DiMaggio returned to the Seals for one more season in 1935 and hit.398. He also led the league in RBIs and triples, and was named the PCL's MVP.

Ebbets Field Flannels San Francisco Seals 1934 Home Jersey

History: The Seals were one of the top franchises in the old independent Coast League, and signed a young Joe DiMaggio in 1933. This jersey was worn by the great Lefty O'Doul (#26). Pacific Exhibition patch is on the left sleeve.