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  • CampWest
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    This thread seemed the best place to share this video, relating to the application of pine tar to a bat...

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  • 3arod13
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    2009 Alex Rodriguez Game Used Bat.
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  • coletrain98
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    forgot 1
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  • coletrain98
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    here are a couple of Luis Jimenez bats lots of tape and tar
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  • godwulf
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    I'll have to dig out my two Johnny Estrada bats, that I bought in 2006 - he used them in Arizona that year - and post some photos. The pine tar is so deep on these things, I swear it is still sticky after more than five years. I have a bat Luis Gonzalez used in LA that is almost as bad.

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  • maverick14
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    Originally posted by ironmanfan
    Cleat marks are generally there from a player knocking the barrel of the bat against his cleats to clean them out (Cal Ripken was known to do this often).
    Brett Gardner does this alot as well. I have 2 Gardner bats and the handles have been beaten on his cleats relentlessly.

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  • BULBUS
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    Originally posted by cammy collector
    I'm going to ask a stupid question.. I see a lot of these bats are described as having "cleat marks". I'm wondering how a bat gets cleat marks on it? The only thing I can think of is the cleats are in the bat bag with the bat?
    Players bang the bat on their cleats (kick the bat) to knock the dirt/maud out of their cleats, thus leaving indents in the bat.

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  • ironmanfan
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    Originally posted by cammy collector
    I'm going to ask a stupid question.. I see a lot of these bats are described as having "cleat marks". I'm wondering how a bat gets cleat marks on it? The only thing I can think of is the cleats are in the bat bag with the bat?
    Cleat marks are generally there from a player knocking the barrel of the bat against his cleats to clean them out (Cal Ripken was known to do this often).

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  • cammy collector
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    I'm going to ask a stupid question.. I see a lot of these bats are described as having "cleat marks". I'm wondering how a bat gets cleat marks on it? The only thing I can think of is the cleats are in the bat bag with the bat?

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  • gorilla777
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    Here are a few,


    Johnny Bench 1970
    George Brett '87-'89
    Robinson Cano '05 Rookie
    Johnny Bench 1976
    Johnny Bench Rookie
    George Brett '77
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  • gameused
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    David Ortiz 2011 Marucci bat. Ortiz clubbed a total of 3 HR's in August with this bat.

    22nd HR (371 career) 8/8/11 vs Twins
    23rd HR (372 career) 8/10/11 vs Twins
    24th HR (373 career) 8/12/11 vs Mariners (video matched)

    Thanks, Bobby
    hawaii_five0@yahoo.com
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  • 3arod13
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    Originally posted by JMJ24
    I thought I would give this thread another bump and share some more heavily used bats.

    Jeremy
    Nice bats! Love seeing bats with so much use on them!

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  • JMJ24
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    I thought I would give this thread another bump and share some more heavily used bats.

    Jeremy
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  • panthrotc
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    2001 HR McGwire
    Mota Tar

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  • tigerdale
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    Originally posted by Masimen
    My latest Posada. This one is Nasty!
    what an awesome bat!!!!!!!!!!

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