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I am selling a couple of my Yankees gamers, one from Graig Nettles and one from Chris Chambliss:
Graig Nettles game used 1980-82 Louisville Slugger bat. The bat is model number S44, 35 inches in length and weigh approximately 32 ounces. The bat is uncracked and exhibits "a significant number of game use characteristics" according to the Opinion Letter of Authenticity from the forum's own Michael Specht, Co-author of the book BATS. The bat shows a sanded handle, hit marks, ball marks, and apparent storage residue. "Additional unidentified markings are evidenced down the handle of this bat, extending into the area of the center brand." The bat does NOT have anything written on the knob or the end. Asking $225 delivered.
Chis Chambliss game used 1970's Adirondack. Bat shows good use, with several ball marks, a shaved handle and a crack in the lower handle area. There is nothing written on the knob or the end of the bat. This bat was once sourced from Jim Caravello's Yankees collection. Asking $400 delivered.
Please email for pictures or with any questions kulynychfamily@comcast.net
Thanks,
Abe
Graig Nettles game used 1980-82 Louisville Slugger bat. The bat is model number S44, 35 inches in length and weigh approximately 32 ounces. The bat is uncracked and exhibits "a significant number of game use characteristics" according to the Opinion Letter of Authenticity from the forum's own Michael Specht, Co-author of the book BATS. The bat shows a sanded handle, hit marks, ball marks, and apparent storage residue. "Additional unidentified markings are evidenced down the handle of this bat, extending into the area of the center brand." The bat does NOT have anything written on the knob or the end. Asking $225 delivered.
Chis Chambliss game used 1970's Adirondack. Bat shows good use, with several ball marks, a shaved handle and a crack in the lower handle area. There is nothing written on the knob or the end of the bat. This bat was once sourced from Jim Caravello's Yankees collection. Asking $400 delivered.
Please email for pictures or with any questions kulynychfamily@comcast.net
Thanks,
Abe
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