Christian Thaxton Beep Baseball World Series bat

Date2017 July 23-30

DescriptionBlack aluminum bat, 30 ounces, with red detailing and "Easton" in white lettering on one side of the barrel. Opposite side of the barrel has "S50." Underside of the taper has "SP16S50 / 2 1/4" Dia / 34 in / 30 oz" in black lettering on white stripes. Handle is wrapped in lizard tape and packing tape. There is a red stripe around the perimeter of the taper with "Easton" below in white lettering. Barrel end has a sticker taped on with packing tape that reads "NBBA Inspected for 2017 World Series." Knob end has a manufacturer sticker.

Bio/Historical NoteBat used by Christian Thaxton of the Boston Renegades during the 2017 Beep Baseball World Series, where he hit .897 in the series and went 26-29 for the week with just one strikeout, breaking a 21-year record.

Object numberB-2017-0250

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Easton Diamond Sports, LLC

Subject National Beep Baseball Association

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions34 in.

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