This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 9/30/2018
A historic career including 3184 hits, 431 home runs, 18 consecutive All-Star games & a virtually unbreakable record of 2632 consecutive games starting for the O's. Even with all those career marks, arguably Cal Ripken Jr.'s best years came early in his tenure, specifically 1983 through 1986. Naturally seeing four All-star games, four Silver Slugger awards, one MVP & most importantly for the city of Baltimore their last World Series title in 1983. During those productive years, Cal Ripken Jr. weapon of choice would be this 35 inch, 32.7 ounce ash P72 Louisville Slugger game used baseball bat. Un-cracked & featuring outstanding use including many ball/stitch transfer marks, cleat scuffs, and Jr's meticulous 4.5 inch spiral pattern to his handle for grip. Topping off this fine offering is Cal Ripken Jr.'s bold gold felt signature & "2632 Consecutive Games" inscription. Overall in fine condition concluding with medium to heavy use. Authenticated by the experts at PSA/DNA with a impressive final grade of GU 9.5.