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In five years, Jose Reyes has become a fixture at shortstop for the New York Mets. He is perhaps best known for his speed and base-stealing ability – Reyes led the National League in both stolen bases and triples in both 2005 and 2006. He carries a .287 career batting average with 230 stolen bases, and won a Silver Slugger Award in 2006.. Reyes was also named to the 2006 and 2007 National League All Star Teams..
This 33½ inch, 32 ounce bat was manufactured by Marucci in 2007 and used by Jose Reyes until it was broken. This black lacquered bat is bears the label JR7 Custom Cut on the barrel and is absolutely pounded with use, with numerous ball marks, hit marks, and rack marks over the surface of the bat. An application of pine tar begins approximately 6 inches from the knob, and extends approximately 8 inches toward the barrel. Reyes' uniform number, 7, has been written in the cupped barrel end of the bat in silver marker, and has been stamped on the knob as is typical with Marucci bats. The length of the bat and the production date (1/07) are also stamped on the knob. This bat has sustained a severe break on the handle approximately 11 ½ inches from the knob. Significantly displaced wood is evident to a length of approximately 6 inches toward the knob.
This bat is sourced from Steiner Sports #08898.View Lot Detail page
This 33½ inch, 32 ounce bat was manufactured by Marucci in 2007 and used by Jose Reyes until it was broken. This black lacquered bat is bears the label JR7 Custom Cut on the barrel and is absolutely pounded with use, with numerous ball marks, hit marks, and rack marks over the surface of the bat. An application of pine tar begins approximately 6 inches from the knob, and extends approximately 8 inches toward the barrel. Reyes' uniform number, 7, has been written in the cupped barrel end of the bat in silver marker, and has been stamped on the knob as is typical with Marucci bats. The length of the bat and the production date (1/07) are also stamped on the knob. This bat has sustained a severe break on the handle approximately 11 ½ inches from the knob. Significantly displaced wood is evident to a length of approximately 6 inches toward the knob.
This bat is sourced from Steiner Sports #08898.View Lot Detail page