Minnesota Twins outfielder Torii Hunter wore this navy Twins alternate home jersey during his breakout 2001 campaign. Hunter, in his third season playing regularly in the majors, hit 27 home runs with 92 RBI and a .261 average for the 85-win Twins. Hunter played the first 11 seasons of his career with the Twins before returning for a final year in 2015, his last MLB campaign.

This offered Twins button-down jersey has “MINNESOTA” sewn across the chest in white and red tackle twill. Hunter’s number “48” is sewn on the chest and back of the jersey in red and white tackle twill. “HUNTER” is sewn across the back shoulders in red and white tackle twill over a matching navy nameplate. A Twins logo patch and a white Russell Athletic logo are sewn on the right sleeve while an American League 100th Anniversary patch is sewn on the right sleeve. This jersey features a Velcro patch affixed to the placket of the jersey between the second and third buttons. A Russell Athletic tag is sewn on the front left tail above a “48-01-2” tag. A size “48” flag and a “2[inch] Extra Length” flag are attached to the Russell tag. Hunter has signed the “4” digit on the back of this jersey in black marker. This jersey shows light to moderate wear and comes with a LOA from noted game used jersey expert Dave Miedema. There is a COA from Beckett Authentication Services.

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