Second baseman Davey Lopes played 16 MLB seasons the first 10 of which (1972 to '81) were spent turning double plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers. And his final two seasons on a big league diamond were spent with the Houston Astros. This lot features Lopes' 1987 (final season) Astros game-worn home jersey when he was 42 years of age and played in 47 games.The white V-neck polyester jersey reads "Astros" across the chest in blue tackle twill letters outlined in white with the team's star logo positioned on the left breast in like fashion. On the left front tail the size 42 jersey is sporting the proper W.A. Goodman & Sons manufacturer's tag complete with washing instructions. Across both shoulders the jersey boasts the Astros seven-stripe rainbow design while the V-neck is outlined in blue. The reverse of the jersey reads "LOPES" Across the shoulder blades in blue tackle twill sewn directly onto a white nameplate that stretches in semi-circular fashion. His uniform number "11" is positioned across the back in 7.5" blue tackle twill numbers outlined in white. A classic gamer from a 16-year veteran who compiled a lifetime .263 batting average and 557 stolen bases. Jersey shows light to moderate wear with evidence of multiple launderings.