Wade Boggs Pawtucket Red Sox Mesh V-Neck Jersey Color_Navy with black satin and finished

with black satin and finished with twill lettering and his now-retired number “21” on the sleeve

resulting in no logo appearing on his cap

22-year-old catcher Jack Hiatt was quietly putting together a big season at the plate — strong enough to earn a late-season call-up to the Los Angeles Angels

History: One of the best catchers in MLB history

Royal blue on white felt ‘M’ emblem

Wade Boggs Pawtucket Red Sox Mesh V-Neck Jersey Color_Navy with black satin and finishedMESH 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