Daniel Norris Home Run bat

Date2015 August 19

DescriptionWooden bat with natural stain handle, knob and taper and black painted barrel. There is a black and silver "Old Hickory" logo in the center of the barrel and "33.5 Pro Maple CP1 / LDM-1503257-AS1 / Anibal Sanchez" near the end of the barrel. There is an MLB Authentication hologram sticker to the right of this. "19" is handwritten in black ink on the knob end and is underlined.

Bio/Historical NoteBat used by Daniel Norris of the Detroit Tigers to hit a home run in his first major league at-bat on August 19, 2015 against the Chicago Cubs' Jon Lester at Wrigley Field. He became the first American League pitcher to ever hit a home run at Wrigley Field.

Object numberB-2017-0032

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Old Hickory Bat Company

Subject Norris, Daniel, 1993-

Subject Detroit Tigers (Baseball team)

Subject American League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions33.5 in.

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