Jimmy Rollins Tommy Lasorda Signed Dodgers Game Used Jersey Manager For Day 2015

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Up for your consideration is a significant 2015 Game Used Signed Tommy Lasorda Jersey worn by Manager for the Day Jimmy Rollins on October 4, 2015.  The details of this unique jersey is below as Don Mattingly as tradition would choose one player to be the manager for the last game of the year. In 2015 that was bestowed up Jimmy who wore this Tommy Lasorda jersey.
Jimmy just posted a nice story about this very jersey. Read the picture attached!
His career managerial record is 1-0 as the Dodgers won this game over the Padres. There is many great video's online of Jimmy wearing this jersey during the game. He has signed the jersey on the reverse and added the long inscription as shown. To make the jersey even more special Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda also signed the jersey and added the inscription "Real Manager"
A one of a kind jersey!
Game-used JerseyHologram number HZ844993EVENTSEventSD at LADDateOct 04, 2015Additional InformationLos Angeles Dodgers, Home White, Majestic, #2, Lasorda, worn by Jimmy Rollins during last regular season game of 2015. Rollins was designated "Manager of the Day".
Don Mattingly allowed Jimmy Rollins to manage the Dodgers in their regular-season finale, as everything from the team’s place in the standings to the home-field advantage in the postseason was already set.
Started by Mattingly’s predecessor and mentor, Joe Torre, the annual tradition has produced a number of laughs over the years and did so again Sunday.
In the wake of the Dodgers’ 6-3 victory over the San Diego Padres, Mattingly playfully feigned outrage at how the typically intense Clayton Kershaw reacted when Rollins removed him from the game with two outs in the fourth inning.
"Ridiculous,” Mattingly said with a smile. “He even had a smile. I haven’t seen Kersh smile on the field in, like, five years. I mean, he smiled out there.”
Only two starts ago, Mattingly was subjected to a tirade by Kershaw upon delivering similar news.
Said Kershaw about Rollins: “I wouldn’t give Jimmy a hard time on his first day of managing.”
If Rollins is to be believed, this will also be his last. Rollins said he would never manage again.
“Me and [Floyd] Mayweather,” Rollins boasted of his undefeated record, comparing it to that of the recently retired boxing champion.