Adrian Beltre World Baseball Classic bat

Date2006 March 03-20

DescriptionBlack painted wooden bat, 31.5 ounces, with a silver "Sam Bat" logo in the center of the barrel, "Seattle Mariners" in silver lettering to the right and "MMO / Adrian Beltre / Rideau Crusher" in silver lettering near the end of the barrel. There is an MLB Authentication hologram sticker near the end of the barrel under the lettering. Barrel end tip has a slight cup with "34 / 31.5 oz / 2 7 06 / MMO / 6849" handwritten in black ink. Knob end has a white sticker with a red maple leaf and "Made in Canada" in red lettering. "29" is handwritten beneath the sticker in silver ink.

Bio/Historical NoteAdrian Beltre swung this bat during the 2006 World Baseball Classic, pacing the Dominican Republic squad with four home runs, nine runs batted in and 18 total bases.

Object numberB-2006-0091

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer The Original Maple Bat Corporation

Subject Beltré, Adrián, 1979-

Subject Seattle Mariners (Baseball team)

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions34 in.

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