High-flying St. Louis Cardinals center fielder Jim Edmonds wore this white Cardinals home jersey during the 2004 MLB season. Edmonds, who joined the Cardinals from the Angels in 2000, put together the best season of his career in 2004 with a .301 batting average, 1.061 OPS, 42 HR's, and 111 RBI's. Edmonds won a Gold Glove and Silver Slugger award in 2004 and helped to lead the Cardinals to the National League pennant and a trip to the World Series along with Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina.

This Cardinals home jersey is a white button-down, with the Cardinals’ iconic “birds-on-a-bat” logo chenille-stitched on the chest in red, navy, gold and black. Edmonds’ number “15” is sewn on the chest and back in red and navy tackle twill, while “EDMONDS” is sewn across the back shoulders in red and navy tackle twill over a matching white nameplate. A Majestic tag with a size “48” flag is sewn on the front left tail. The jersey shows great wear with a well-worn wash tag and number puckering on the back. Despite not having a year flag on the jersey (which was common prior to 2005), the jersey has been narrowed down to the 2004 season based on the knob of the bat, the style of the wash tag, the lack of patches on the sleeves, and the gray stripe through the size flag. Edmonds has signed and inscribed "Jimmy Ballgame" on the front of the jersey in black Sharpie. This jersey comes with a LOA from noted game used jersey expert William Henderson for the game use and a STICKER ONLY from JSA for the signature and inscription.

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