Francisco Arcia bat

Date2018 July 28

DescriptionBlack painted wooden bat, 31.5 ounces, with a gold manufacturer logo sticker in the center of the barrel and "Maple TT2 / Francisco Arcia / Rideau Crusher" near the end of the barrel in gold lettering. To the right of this lettering is an MLB Authentication hologram sticker. Barrel end tip is cupped with "33.5 / 31 / (G?) 28 18 / TT3 / 1018343" handwritten in black ink. Knob end has a "Made in Canada" sticker.

Bio/Historical NoteBat used by Los Angeles Angels rookie Francisco Arcia in all four at-bats of the game on July 28, 2018 versus the Seattle Mariners, his second career major league contest. Arcia hit two doubles and a homer, driving in six runs. Combined with his first major league game on July 26, in which he drove in four runs, Arcia became the first player ever to total as many as 10 RBI within his first two big league games.

Object numberB-2018-0146

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer The Original Maple Bat Corporation

Subject Arcia, Francisco, 1989-

Subject Los Angeles Angels (Baseball team)

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Subject American League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions33.5 in.

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