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Kolten Wong bat photo matched to his first HR which was a grand slam vs Royals on 6/3/14


Caption: St. Louis Cardinals' Kolten Wong watches his grand slam during the second inning of a baseball game against the Kansas City Royals Tuesday, June 3, 2014, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

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Kolten Wong Chandler bat photo matched to his first hit (bunt single) as a rookie.


Caption: CINCINNATI, OH - MARCH 31: Kolten Wong #16 of the St. Louis Cardinals lays down a bunt during the game against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park on Monday, March 31, 2014 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Cardinals defeated the Reds 1-0. (Photo by John Grieshop)

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Photo matched to Kurt's rbi double on September 17th.

Rick.....nice jersey and photo matches!

Best Regards,
Bobby

[HawaiiSportsNut]

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Photo matched to Kurt's rbi double on September 17th.

[BVC]

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Nats confirmed they only ordered one Rendon Camo jersey for 2014 & Nats only wore this style one time during the 2014 season.

You'll need to show something signed in blood (see Cano AS Helmet in earlier post).

But seriously, I bid on many of the items the Nats auctioned from the playoffs and attempted photo-matches prior to bidding. Some of the items simply did not match up with what they claimed, but others did. Yours photo-matches, so that's great, but I hope no one got burned on some of the caps and jerseys they claimed were worn in the NLDS.

I did not save my photo-match fails, but it's easy enough for anyone to go back through MLB TV and get screen-shots.

[5toolplayer]

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Interesting photo match. I assume the camouflage letters and numbers produced for these jerseys contain different patterns and the MLB authentication code places it at the game.

No 2 digital Camo patterns are the same. Nats confirmed they only ordered one Rendon Camo jersey for 2014 & Nats only wore this style one time during the 2014 season.

[Juan Gris]

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Interesting photo match. I assume the camouflage letters and numbers produced for these jerseys contain different patterns and the MLB authentication code places it at the game.

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[flota89]

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2014 Adam Wainwright Game Used Away Reg/Postseason Jersey

Tough to photomatch these jerseys, but I think I have it matched to multiple games throughout 2014 as well as the playoffs. Also may have a match to his 100th career win.

[sctizzle]

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Got lucky in matching this one thanks to the imperfections on the L. This is Cole Hamels 2008 batting practice/press conference hoodie. Worn throughout the playoffs including the WS. They did not have a separate WS hoodie. Autographed on the front by Cole and his number is on the neck tagging.







And the match:





Pretty cool item since he won the WS MVP.

[BVC]

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Back to that Cano helmet...

It's been sitting on a shelf since I got it. I just had a look at it, and noticed the Rawlings label was coming off on both the left and right sides - a lot - and this is only occurred in the month I've had it. Then I noticed that there is sticker residue slightly to the left of that label - the sticker had obviously been moved slightly up and to the right. Unfortunately I could not get a better screen-grab, and there is only one game-use mark on it, which I could not match.

So you were right about the positioning, although it is very slight. As far as it not being the same helmet, I don't think that is true, but without any matchable game-use, you can never be 100% sure. Mears could have done something nefarious, but I doubt it.

[BVC]

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Here's Zunino's 22nd home run of the year - September 25 at Toronto. He continued to use this bat through the end of the season, so plenty more marks - there is even a blue 'Rawlings' ball mark on it. The bat was finally cracked after his 2-RBI single in the Mariner's last game.

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By the way - I completely understand what you are saying. Here's another screen-shot from almost exactly the same moment, but the star/rawlings separation is greater. Also, the brightness of the star outline caused a blurring of the dark area between the bottom of the star points, so it looks closer.

I also checked the decal locations on the backs of other helmets used in the game, and there isn't much consistency in location - this one can't be proven conclusively because there isn't wear and I can't get clear pics, but the decal location does look good.

I'm going to do more screen-grabs from a better screen and see if it makes a difference.

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Also the all star logo appears to be further away from the rawlings logo on yours that the photo you posted. The one from the game appears to be nearly touching the rawling logo.

I dont think its the same helmet at all.

I have multiple screen-grabs of the back of the helmet - all from the same at bat - and positioning looks different in every one. If you've ever done this before you'll know that because the images aren't clear on these screen-grabs, some of the details appear to be slightly-off.

This one does match, but thanks for your opinion.

[nycpropain]

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Just got this Cano game-used helmet from the 2010 All-Star game. I was initially concerned when someone posted a Getty image here, of him wearing a different one during the game. Digging around, I found that all the Cano AP and Getty images from that game were from his second at-bat. Going back and watching his first at-bat on MLB TV, I found that he did indeed wear this helmet for a single at-bat.

Mears assured me (in writing) that only one of each of these experimental helmets was made for each player. Some wore them, some didn't. Cano obviously didn't like it enough to wear it twice.

Also the all star logo appears to be further away from the rawlings logo on yours that the photo you posted. The one from the game appears to be nearly touching the rawling logo.

I dont think its the same helmet at all.