Stephen Piscotty Lou Gehrig Day shirt
Date2021 June 02
DescriptionLight gray uniform shirt, size 46, with six gray buttons down the front placket. There is a green embroidered manufacturer logo on the upper proper right chest. "Oakland" is in yellow and green appliques across the front chest and "25" is in yellow and green appliques on the lower proper left chest. There is a multi-colored rectangular patch on the upper proper left chest reading "Lou Gehrig Day / 4-ALS June 2, 2021" with a depiction of a baseball player and an MLB logo. Proper left front shirttail has a black manufacturer fabric label with a white sticker label beneath. There is an MLB Authentication hologram sticker on this white label. Proper left sleeve has a green, white and yellow embroidered team logo patch. Reverse side of the shirt has an MLB logo at the top back of the neck. "Piscotty" and "25" is in yellow and green appliques beneath this.
Bio/Historical NoteRoad uniform shirt worn by Stephen Piscotty of the Oakland Athletics on June 2, 2021 in Seattle when Major League Baseball celebrated its inaugural Lou Gehrig Day. Piscotty’s mother passed away from ALS. He is quoted by MLB as follows: “Lou Gehrig Day will honor Lou’s accomplishments on the field, but also help millions understand this devastating disease that has claimed far too many of us, including my mother. Before she passed, she did everything she could to raise awareness of ALS and I know she’d be thrilled that Major League Baseball will now shine a spotlight on Lou Gehrig and ALS every season. Hopefully this awareness will help lead to a cure.”
Object numberB-2021-0051
Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer
Nike (Firm)
Subject
Piscotty, Stephen, 1991-
Classificationsuniforms
Dimensionsw x h: 24.75 x 35 in.
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