Marlon Anderson Home Run Autographed bat

Date2006 September 18

DescriptionBlack painted wooden bat, 33 ounces, with "Louisville Slugger / Powerized / M9" in the center of the barrel in silver, a handwritten signature to the right of this in silver ink and "Genuine C271 / Marlon Anderson / Los Angeles Dodgers" in silver lettering near the end of the barrel. Underside of the barrel has "Maple TPX" and an MLB logo in silver. Barrel end tip is cupped with "21" in silver ink. Knob end has "C271," "21" and "34/33" in silver ink.

Bio/Historical NoteOn September 18, 2006, the Dodgers became the fourth team ever to hit four straight home runs. Marlon Anderson, who went 5-for-5 in the game, used this bat to belt the fourth, a game-tying clout in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Object numberB-2006-0229

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Louisville Slugger

Subject Los Angeles Dodgers (Baseball team)

Subject National League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Subject Anderson, Marlon, 1974-

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

DimensionsLength: 34 in. (86.4 cm)

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