This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 9/30/2018
A seldom seen feat now-a-days, Mike Schmidt would suite up seventeen seasons, playing for just one ball club in the Philadelphia Phillies. Having a hall-of-fame career with 12 All-Star games, 3 MVP awards, 10 Gold Gloves, 548 home runs and one World Series title for the City of Brotherly Love. Seeing his second to last All-Star game in 1987, Mike Schmidt would take the field for the victorious NL squad, posting an impressive 1-2 day at the plate making contact with a Jack Morris pitch in the 5th inning. Offered here is a game used & signed Mike Schmidt Adirondack 154A flame burned ash baseball bat swung during that 2-0 win for the Senior Circuit. Measuring in at 35 inches, 33 ounces and featuring excellent use, with several ball/stitch transfer marks, which include black ink transfers from the game-specific All-Star baseball. There's a light coating of pine tar on the handle, with a slight crack to the handle that has been repaired and a "20" and "33" on the knob in black felt tip marker. An incredible game-specific gamer from one of the Phillies greatest Hall-of-famers! Authenticated by PSA/DNA with a perfect grade of GU 10!