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Edgar Martínez Seattle Mariners Autographed Big Time Bats Chrome Bat with Multiple Inscriptions
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Edgar Martínez Seattle Mariners Autographed Big Time Bats Chrome Bat with Multiple Inscriptions in Chattanooga, TN
By Fanatics Authentic
Current price: $1,999.99

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Edgar Martínez Seattle Mariners Autographed Big Time Bats Chrome Bat with Multiple Inscriptions in Chattanooga, TN
By Fanatics Authentic
Current price: $1,999.99
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For 18 seasons, Edgar Martinez was one of the most feared right-handed bats in the American League and the player who redefined the importance of a dangerous designated hitter. He slashed .312 with 309 home runs and 1,261 RBIs across his entire career with the Mariners, won two AL batting titles, earned seven All-Star selections and five Silver Slugger Awards, and had the league's DH award renamed in his honor upon retirement. This stunning chrome Big Time Bat features the Seattle teal and navy colorway and is hand-signed alongside five inscriptions that tell his story in shorthand: "HOF 19," "7X All Star," "5X Silver Slugger," "309 HR .312 AVG" and "#11 Retired 8/12/17." A limited edition of just 5, each inscription on this bat represents a chapter from one of the most decorated careers in Mariners history. Few pieces capture the full arc of a Hall of Fame career quite like this one.
For 18 seasons, Edgar Martinez was one of the most feared right-handed bats in the American League and the player who redefined the importance of a dangerous designated hitter. He slashed .312 with 309 home runs and 1,261 RBIs across his entire career with the Mariners, won two AL batting titles, earned seven All-Star selections and five Silver Slugger Awards, and had the league's DH award renamed in his honor upon retirement. This stunning chrome Big Time Bat features the Seattle teal and navy colorway and is hand-signed alongside five inscriptions that tell his story in shorthand: "HOF 19," "7X All Star," "5X Silver Slugger," "309 HR .312 AVG" and "#11 Retired 8/12/17." A limited edition of just 5, each inscription on this bat represents a chapter from one of the most decorated careers in Mariners history. Few pieces capture the full arc of a Hall of Fame career quite like this one.


















