Shawn Chacon Memorabilia

Born in Anchorage, Alaska on December 23, 1977, Shawn Chacon plays for the Pittsburgh Pirates as a starting pitcher in the Major League. During the 1996 Free-Agent Draft, Chacon owner of the Shawn Chacon #39 2006 game issued home jersey was picked by the Colorado Rockies. His Major League Baseball was in 2001. Proven with his efficiency as a starter, he was Colorado’s representative for the All-Star. In 2005, he was then traded to the New York Yankees. His transfer to his new team did not receive much approval from New York fans and the media. But Chacon, who has the Shawn Chacon #39 2006 game issued home jersey as a precious memorabilia for his fans, did not fall under the criticism and pressures held on him. In a game versus the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, he was able to pitch six innings but did not earn a run and this makes the Shawn Chacon #39 2006 game issued home jersey a great item to collect. The game finished with him garnering 7-3 with a 2.85 ERA. Prior to the 2006 season, many sportswriters believe Chacon would be an element to a Yankee rotation. In a game against the Texas Rangers on May 16, 2006, Chacon was placed on a 15-day disabled list as the as Rangers scored 7 runs off him. He came off the list on the 11th of June. After getting out of the list, Chacon could then hardly able to pitch five innings. Thus, on July 6 he was sent to the bullpen after he gave up several runs in a game against the Cleveland Indians. He was then replaced by Kris Willson. Available in Sportsmemoriabilia.com are Shawn Chacon #39 2006 game issued home jersey along with caps and road pants. Common errors taken when spelling his name include Sean Shacon, Shawn Chakon, Shun Shakun, Shaun Chakon, and Shawn Chackon.