Shermantown Hard Rocks – James “Pig” Greene #19 Jersey

Honor Shermantown’s Black baseball history with the Agamiri Shermantown Hard Rocks heritage jersey, featuring a cream-and-black design, Shermantown mountain sleeve patch, crossed-bats emblem, Agamiri branding, and GREENE #19.

The Stone Mountain Hard Rocks were organized in 1946 in Shermantown, a historic Black community founded after the Civil War. Baseball helped bring neighbors together during segregation. Stone Mountain native James “Pig” Greene, who played for the Kansas City Monarchs, was documented with the Hard Rocks in 1949. Shermantown’s residents built community institutions while facing discrimination and intimidation associated with the Ku Klux Klan.

Made to order. Estimated delivery: 14–17 days. Available sizes: XS–3XL. After your design information is received, we send a mockup for approval and adjustments.

Heritage-inspired tribute design. The original team uniform colors and Greene’s Hard Rocks number have not been verified historically.