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  • mosapie

    posada bat

    Hey:

    Just won the following Posada bat. How does it look? I'm not too familiar with his stuff, so all comments would be appreciated. Steiner cert. looks good.
    Thanks.
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  • Yankwood
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 870

    #2
    Re: posada bat

    This is a typical Luis Sojo tape job. I have also seen Sojo's bats with Posada-type tape jobs. More than just a couple. My feeling is that they shared bats similar to Tino M. and Boggs when they played together with the Yanks.

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    • mosapie

      #3
      Re: posada bat

      Thanks. So, I guess either Sojo/Posada could have used the bat?

      Does the wear on the handle underneath the tape indicate anything (indicative of who may have used the bat first)?

      Here's the cert. that was missing.

      Oh, I believe I purchased your Tino bat. Looking forward to it!
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      • pjbmd
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2005
        • 184

        #4
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        I'ld be willing to bet that you are the proud owner of a Jorge Posada game model bat which has been prepped and used by Enrique Wilson. That tape job and shaving of the handle look similar to other taped jobs of his that have ben on e-bay recently
        pjb

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        • Yankwood
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2005
          • 870

          #5
          Re: posada bat

          Originally posted by pjbmd
          I'ld be willing to bet that you are the proud owner of a Jorge Posada game model bat which has been prepped and used by Enrique Wilson. That tape job and shaving of the handle look similar to other taped jobs of his that have ben on e-bay recently
          pjb
          It's true, I have seen Wilson tape them up like this, too.

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          • JETEFAN
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2005
            • 528

            #6
            Re: posada bat

            Getting boring, but I'll say it for the 1000th time, STEINER HAS NO CLUE!!! The bat was probaly used by someone with a contract with another bat company. You can see on the picture that a ring was added in the middle handle. This is often done by players with Rawlings contract who want to use something else. If this bat did not have the Steiner letter, I doubt anyone would have touched it !!

            George

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            • TFig27
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2006
              • 1214

              #7
              Re: posada bat

              Originally posted by JETEFAN
              Getting boring, but I'll say it for the 1000th time, STEINER HAS NO CLUE!!! The bat was probaly used by someone with a contract with another bat company. You can see on the picture that a ring was added in the middle handle. This is often done by players with Rawlings contract who want to use something else. If this bat did not have the Steiner letter, I doubt anyone would have touched it !!

              George
              quick question for you. do you know the reason of this?
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              • mosapie

                #8
                Re: posada bat

                great! So I have a Wilson or Sojo bat? Cost around 200.

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                • JETEFAN
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 528

                  #9
                  Re: posada bat

                  Originally posted by TFig27
                  quick question for you. do you know the reason of this?
                  Some players with Rawlings contracts who use other bats put the ring on the bat because from a distance and on T.V. it looks like a Rawlings bat which they are suppose to be using due to contract with Rawlings.

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                  • JETEFAN
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2005
                    • 528

                    #10
                    Re: posada bat

                    Originally posted by mosapie
                    great! So I have a Wilson or Sojo bat? Cost around 200.
                    From the pictures bat looks to be from 1999, Wilson was not on Roster so it looks like maybe Sojo. I have also included 2 pictures, 1 shows Sojo using tape on his bat and the other, from what I can see, maybe someone with a more advanced photo program can zoom in, looks to be Sojo using a Louisville (TPX Logo?) and you can see he added the ring on the handle. The bat in question is also a Louisville with an added ring.

                    George
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                    • Yankwood
                      Senior Member
                      • Nov 2005
                      • 870

                      #11
                      Re: posada bat

                      Originally posted by JETEFAN
                      From the pictures bat looks to be from 1999, Wilson was not on Roster so it looks like maybe Sojo. I have also included 2 pictures, 1 shows Sojo using tape on his bat and the other, from what I can see, maybe someone with a more advanced photo program can zoom in, looks to be Sojo using a Louisville (TPX Logo?) and you can see he added the ring on the handle. The bat in question is also a Louisville with an added ring.

                      George
                      On the other hand, I recently purchased a Steiner game used Sojo from someone on this site for $75. When I got it I was pleasantly surprised to get a black Louisville with a Posada tape job.

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                      • JETEFAN
                        Senior Member
                        • Dec 2005
                        • 528

                        #12
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                        Originally posted by Yankwood
                        On the other hand, I recently purchased a Steiner game used Sojo from someone on this site for $75. When I got it I was pleasantly surprised to get a black Louisville with a Posada tape job.
                        Maybe Steiner should have a shared or bat swapping section !!!!

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                        • mosapie

                          #13
                          Re: posada bat

                          OK guys, so what the heck do I have, and how should I proceed?
                          Thanks for the posts,
                          Ash.

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                          • Yankwood
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2005
                            • 870

                            #14
                            Re: posada bat

                            Originally posted by JETEFAN
                            Maybe Steiner should have a shared or bat swapping section !!!!
                            Swapping has always been a Yankee tradition. And not just bats. Just ask Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich.

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                            • JETEFAN
                              Senior Member
                              • Dec 2005
                              • 528

                              #15
                              Re: posada bat

                              Originally posted by mosapie
                              OK guys, so what the heck do I have, and how should I proceed?
                              Thanks for the posts,
                              Ash.
                              Ash,

                              Bottom line, you have a Posada bat probably used by someone else!! But not to worry, you have the "STEINER CERTIFICATE" (Choir of Angels softly singing in background...) 99% of the population will see the bat as what is on the Cert. thinking it's Posada, but that's OK, Steiner thinks it's Posada too !!!!!!

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