The Hall of Fame ace Roy Halladay wore this gray, button-down Philadelphia Phillies jersey against the Colorado Rockies on August 3rd, 2011 as he recorded the 183rd win of his legendary MLB career. Halladay tossed seven strong innings at Coors Field, striking out seven Rockies as the Phillies claimed an 8-6 victory anchored by Brad Lidge’s first save of the season. Halladay helped his own cause with a single off Jason Hammel in the fourth inning, scoring several batters later on Hammel’s wild pitch to give Philadelphia the 5-4 lead.

Halladay turned in the final spectacular season of his career in 2011, finishing the year with a 19-6 record and a second-place finish in the National League Cy Young Award race. The former Blue Jays maestro lead the National League in complete games (8), ERA+ (163), and walks per nine innings (1.3), and all of baseball with a 2.20 FIP and strikeout-to-walk ratio of 6.29. Halladay made the eighth All-Star team of his career in 2011 and was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2019.

This offered Phillies road jersey is gray, with “PHILLIES” sewn across the chest in red and blue chenille stitching over white tackle twill. A “B” memorial patch for Whip and Jim Buck is sewn on the chest. “HALLADAY” is sewn across the back shoulders in red and white tackle twill, while his now-retired number “34” is sewn on the back and left sleeve in red and white tackle twill. An MLB logo is sewn on the back outside collar and a red Majestic logo is sewn on the left sleeve. A Majestic size “50” tag is applied to the front left tail and a CoolBase flag is attached to the left side of the jersey. Halladay has signed the “4” digit on the back of the jersey in silver marker, inscribing “Game Worn 8-3-11” in addition to his signature. This jersey comes with an MLB Authenticated hologram (FJ584319) and a LOA from PSA/DNA (AE71346).

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