Jeff Conine All-Star Game Home Run bat

Date1995 July 11

DescriptionWooden bat, 34 ounces, with dark stain handle and taper and a dark brown painted barrel. "Louisville Slugger / 125 / Powerized" is inscribed in gold in the center of the barrel and "Genuine C271 / Jeff Conine (facsimile signature) / Florida Marlins" is inscribed in gold lettering near the end of the barrel. "19" is handwritten in black marker on the end of the knob.

Bio/Historical NoteBat used by Jeff Conine of the Florida Marlins for a home run in his first All-Star Game at-bat on July 11, 1995 at The Ballpark in Arlington. The Marlins outfielder earned MVP honors for his contributions in the 3-2 win. He was the tenth player to hit a home run at their first All-Star Game at-bat.

Object numberB-1995-0137

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Louisville Slugger

Subject Miami Marlins (Baseball team)

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Subject Conine, Jeff, 1966-

Subject National League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions34.5 in.

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