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  • metsbats
    Moderator
    • Nov 2005
    • 3840

    Mike Schmidt 89 Rawlings



    I sent an email to the seller asking his comments on the knob of the bat which i bevelled. The knobs are typically flattened on these bats.

    Anyone else ever seen a Rawlings with this shaped knob?

    David
    metsbats86@aol.com

    Always looking for 1973,1986,1988,1999,2000,2006 game used Mets post season and Bobby M. Jones and Ed Hearn NY Mets game used bats.
  • suave1477
    Banned
    • Jan 2006
    • 4266

    #2
    Re: Mike Schmidt 89 Rawlings

    Metsbats well I would be curious how this bat is considered Game Used???

    There is not one drop of use on it.

    So I am curious what makes the seller think this is a Game Used bat.

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    • staindsox
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2006
      • 777

      #3
      Re: Mike Schmidt 89 Rawlings

      I have actually seen several Joe Mauer Rawlings bats from mid to late 2006 with a flat knob like that. The bats actually had a similar top to them too. It almost looks like the used billets that were too short He also uses Rawlings, so it might be something unique to how they produce their bats.

      Chris
      Always looking for Jack Hannahan or St. Paul Saints gamers:

      www.jackhannahan.webs.com

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      • BMH
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2007
        • 1377

        #4
        Re: Mike Schmidt 89 Rawlings

        It's where they cut off the nubs and don't sand the edges smooth. Several companies make their bats this way. A lot of the Maple companies started putting stickers over the knobs of the bats to cover the hole left by the lathe. It's more cost effective and faster than sanding the ends of the bat like we do.
        Brian Hillerich

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