New York Mets Game-Used Bats Lot — Lenny Dykstra, Dilson Herrera, Rusty Staub & Others

Exceptional Game-Used Bats: A Collector’s Dream

Introduction to the Collection

In the realm of baseball memorabilia, few items capture the imagination and admiration of collectors like game-used bats. These artifacts are not merely pieces of wood; they are storied relics that have witnessed the triumphs and trials of baseball’s finest athletes. Grey Flannel Auctions is proud to present a remarkable collection of game-used bats, each with its own unique narrative and provenance.

Montero’s Louisville Slugger

The first in this distinguished lineup is a bat crafted by Louisville Slugger, model number C243, used by Montero. Measuring 34 inches in length and weighing 31.8 ounces, this ash bat features a flame-burned finish. The labeling period dates back to 2013, and the bat remains uncracked, showing moderate use. It is adorned with an MLB hologram sticker, “HZ479116”, and a PSA/DNA sticker, “1B12449”. Presented to us as game-used, this bat is a testament to Montero’s prowess on the field.

Matsui’s Nike Bat

Next, we have a bat from the legendary Matsui, manufactured by Nike. Although it lacks a specific model number, this 33.5-inch, 31.8-ounce ash bat with a standard finish hails from the 2004-2006 labeling period. It remains uncracked with no evidence of game use, yet it carries the prestigious PSA/DNA sticker, “1B12447”. This bat, presented to us as game-used, offers a glimpse into Matsui’s illustrious career.

Herrera’s Rawlings Masterpiece

Crafted by Rawlings, Herrera’s bat, model number 1115, is a 33.5-inch, 32.3-ounce maple bat with a sleek black finish. From the 2014 labeling period, it is uncracked and shows evidence of light use. It bears the MLB hologram sticker, “HZ479092”, and the PSA/DNA sticker, “1B12429”. This bat, presented to us as game-used, is a fine example of Herrera’s skill and dedication.

Dykstra’s Iconic Louisville Slugger

Dykstra’s bat, another Louisville Slugger creation, model number P72, is a 34-inch, 32-ounce ash bat with a flame-burned finish. Dating from the 1980-83 labeling period, it exhibits outstanding use with a handle crack. The PSA/DNA sticker, “1B12415”, authenticates its storied past. This bat, presented to us as game-used, is a cherished piece of baseball history.

Staub’s Worth Bat

Staub’s bat, manufactured by Worth, model number W227, is a 33.5-inch, 32.4-ounce ash bat with a standard finish. From the 1984-85 labeling period, it is cracked with moderate-to-heavy use and shows checking on the right barrel. The PSA/DNA sticker, “1B12434”, confirms its authenticity. Presented to us as game-used, this bat is a testament to Staub’s enduring legacy.

Coleman’s Signed Louisville Slugger

Finally, we present Coleman’s Louisville Slugger, model number C271, a 34-inch, 31.8-ounce ash bat with a natural finish from the 1991 labeling period. Uncracked with evidence of light use, it features Coleman’s signature on the barrel, rated a 7 overall. Accompanied by a PSA/DNA sticker, “1B12413”, and a JSA LOA, this bat, presented to us as game-used, is a prized addition to any sports memorabilia collection.

• Historical Significance: Each bat represents a unique era and player in baseball history.
• Authenticity: Accompanied by MLB and PSA/DNA holograms and stickers.
• Condition: Varying from light use to outstanding use, each bat tells its own story.
• Exclusivity: These bats are rare finds, ideal for discerning collectors.

These exceptional bats are not just collectibles; they are pieces of history that capture the essence of baseball’s rich heritage. Whether you are looking to sell sports memorabilia or add to your collection, Grey Flannel Auctions offers unparalleled opportunities to own a piece of the game. Explore our consignment options and discover the stories behind these remarkable artifacts.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.