Hank Conger All-Star Futures Game Home Run bat

Date2010 July 11

DescriptionNatural stain wooden bat, 31 ounces, with a red "Max Bat" trademark decal in the center of the barrel and "Model 110HC / Hank Conger / Pro Maple 34 / PR10 0128" near the end of the barrel. Barrel end tip is cupped and has an MLB Authentication hologram sticker. Knob end has a white manufacturer sticker in the center and "64" handwritten in black ink to one side.

Bio/Historical NoteThe 2010 Futures Game, held at Angel Stadium on July 10, showcased the best players in the minor leagues. Hank Conger, catcher for the Salt Lake City Bees, swung this bat to hit the three-run homer that ignited the United States' 9-1 runaway victory against the World Team and earned him the MVP Award.

Object numberB-2010-0139

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer MaxBat

Subject Salt Lake City Bees (Baseball team)

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Subject American League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Subject Conger, Hank, 1988-

Subject Los Angeles Angels (Baseball team)

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions34 in.

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