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Jeff Kent is putting up numbers that will make him a strong candidate for the Hall of Fame when he is eligible. He is a career .290 hitter and has amassed 365 home runs and 1,458 RBIs, which are phenomenal numbers for an infielder. He is a five-time All Star and four-time Silver Slugger winner. He also was the National League MVP in 2000, and has had his biggest offensive seasons with the Mets, Giants, Astros, and Dodgers.
This 34 inch, 32 ounce block letter Louisville Slugger model M110 was manufactured by Hillerich & Bradsby in 2007, and used until broken by Kent. . Kent's uniform number, 12, is written both on the knob and on the barrel end in black marker. This bat exhibits heavy use with numerous ball marks and hit marks on the barrel. A heavy application of pine tar extends approximately 11 inches from the knob. This bat has sustained a severe break approximately 7 inches in length, with the wood moderately displaced for approximately 4 inches.
This bat is sourced from Steiner Sports #08934 and bears both the Steiner and the MLB holograms.View Lot Detail page
This 34 inch, 32 ounce block letter Louisville Slugger model M110 was manufactured by Hillerich & Bradsby in 2007, and used until broken by Kent. . Kent's uniform number, 12, is written both on the knob and on the barrel end in black marker. This bat exhibits heavy use with numerous ball marks and hit marks on the barrel. A heavy application of pine tar extends approximately 11 inches from the knob. This bat has sustained a severe break approximately 7 inches in length, with the wood moderately displaced for approximately 4 inches.
This bat is sourced from Steiner Sports #08934 and bears both the Steiner and the MLB holograms.View Lot Detail page
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