Colorado Rockies star outfielder Larry Walker wore this white Rockies alternate home jersey circa 2002-04. Walker, the 1997 National League MVP, hit .338 with 26 homers and 104 RBI in 2002 before putting up a Triple Crown slash line of .284/16/79 in 2003. Walker spent his first 38 games of the 2004 season with the Rockies, slashing .324/6/20, before an August trade sent Walker to the St. Louis Cardinals. His totals for the 2004 season include 17 homers and 47 RBI in only 82 games. Walker spent the 2005 season with St. Louis before announcing his retirement from baseball after 17 seasons with 383 homers and a career .313 batting average.

This offered button-down Rockies alternate jersey features purple pinstripes and “CR” sewn on the left chest in metallic white and black tackle twill. Walker’s number “33” is sewn on the right chest and the back of the jersey in black and gray tackle twill. “WALKER” is sewn across the back shoulders in black and gray tackle twill below an MLB logo patch sewn on the back outside collar. A Velcro patch is sewn on the inside of the placket between the second and third buttons. A Rockies patch and a purple Russell Athletic logo are sewn on the left sleeve. A Russell Athletic and “WALKER-50-33” tags are sewn on the front left tail. A “100% Polyester / 50” flag is attached to the Russell tag. This jersey is accompanied by a LOA from the Colorado Rockies.

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