Carlos Beltran New York Mets Cooperstown Jerseys
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Carlos Beltran is an outfielder with the New York Mets.
Beltran currently has the highest stolen base percentage amongst active players with 250 or more steals.
He was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the second round of the 1995 amateur baseball draft.
In 1999, Beltran won the American League Rookie of the Year award, batting .293 with 22 home runs,
108 RBI and 27 stolen bases.
On June 24, 2004, Beltran was traded to the Houston Astros.
In 1995, New York Mets signed him to a 7-year, $119-million contract, the biggest in franchise history at the time.
It was the tenth contract in baseball history to surpass $100 million.
In 2--8, Beltran won his 3rd straight Gold Glove award in the outfield for the Mets.
"Carlos Beltran" and the "New York Mets" have played several games over the past few seasons in this 1980's "Cooperstown" Throwback Away Jersey during "Turn Back the Clock" games JERSEY FEATURES: - Manufactured by "Majestic Athletic" - Cooperstown Collection Throwback Series - 100% polyester heavyweight "Double Knit" fabric - re-inforced stitching on shoulder and sleeve seams - Rib knit V-neck trim - Majestic "Cooperstown" neck label - Majestic "Cooperstown" jock tag on lower front Team Logo(s) Features: - "New York" is sewn on the front of the jersey in 2-colors Players Name and Numbers "Customization" features: - "Beltran" and # 15 are professionally sewn on the front and back of the jersey in 2-color Pro Twill fabric - The name and numbers are customized (sewn) in the "Mets" official style font and colors as worn during this period VERY IMPORTANT: Please do not confuse or compare the above jersey we are selling to other similar Majestic Cooperstown jerseys being sold by other sellers on Amazon or other online sites. The jersey we are selling is made of "100% Heavyweight Polyester Fabric" which is of far superior quality to the much lighter and cheaper "Cotton" jerseys being sold elsewhere. Although the jerseys may look the same, there is no comparison in quality
