Anyone Recognize this Signature Model

[eGameUsed]

Anyone help me with this? The bat is stamped 2/6/2010 on the knob. Can't figure out who it could be.

[skier14]

Did you look up the MLB Authentication? maybe that could help.

-Skier

[scootmagroot]

Jeff Keppinger. There is definitely a J to start it...and a K in there. Hes on the Astros......I looked at images of his autograph, and they are similar to whats on the bat...especially the last letter...and the J.

Maybe its not...but I would take a look at the MLB authentication.

[scootmagroot]

Jeff Keppinger. There is definitely a J to start it...and a K in there. Hes on the Astros......I looked at images of his autograph, and they are similar to whats on the bat...especially the last letter...and the J.

Maybe its not...but I would take a look at the MLB authentication.

Actually...I think I might have been smoking crack on that last post.....good luck

[eGameUsed]

MLB Authentication is not up yet. The bat was cracked last night in the 3rd Inning by catcher Kevin Cash. Bat has his #36 on the knob and barrel end, but that doesn't look like Kevin Cash's signature.

Thanks,

[BMH]

It's not Kevin Cash's.

I wonder if it was a mistake. I cannot match the sig either!
Cash's is A-25-5-3, this one was A-25-5-2, the brander might have grabbed the wrong one.

[stdrwt11]

I would say it is Jeff Keppinger. Now it could be that Kep gave Cash this bat to use. Who knows but I believe that is a Keppinger bat.

[RRexpressfan94]

its jeff, it would make sence b/c cash was just in AAA, where i graph, and i asked for a bat and he told me he has not ordered any yet this year so he is borrowing other peoples bats, and he was just called up and i compared that to a ip sig i got of Jeff Kep. last season and it is almost identical.

[chakes89]

It's Joe Koshansky

[chakes89]

It's Joe Koshansky