Robinson Canó 500th Career Double bat

Date2017 August 04

DescriptionDark brown stain wooden bat, 32 ounces, with natural stain handle, taper and knob. There is a heavy coat of pine tar partially obscuring the "Chandler" logo in the center of the barrel and the end of the barrel has "Model YC71.2 Yoenis Cespedes Maple / Cespedes 52 / L5A3XP6.0209.0327.17 34 32" in gold lettering. The handle and knob edge is wrapped in textured green and black tape. There is an MLB Authentication hologram sticker on the end of the barrel near the model information.

Bio/Historical NoteBat used by Robinson Canó of the Seattle Mariners when he recorded his 500th career double in the first inning on August 4, 2017 against the Kansas City Royals in Kansas City. The Mariners star became only the seventh second baseman to reach this milestone.

Object numberB-2017-0209

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Chandler Bats

Subject Canó, Robinson, 1982-

Subject Seattle Mariners (Baseball team)

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Subject American League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions34 in.

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