This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 1/21/2017
Nice group of game-used bats from three pivotal members of the New York Yankees record-setting 1998 World Championship squad. The Bronx Bombers set a franchise record with 114 wins in the regular season and swept the San Diego Padres in the Fall Classic to complete their dominant run to glory.
Third-baseman Scott Brosius batted .471 with two homers and six batted in to claim World Series MVP honors. During the '98 regular season, he batted .300 with 19 HR and 98 RBI to earn his only All-Star nod. His 33.5", 33.6 oz. black Adirondack professional model gamer with No. "18" penned in silver on the knob is un-cracked with light pine tar and shows light to moderate use on the barrel.
Outfielder Chad Curtis started 121 games for the Yanks in '98 and contributed 10 HR, 79 runs and 21 SB. His 33.5", 32.7 oz. mahogany Louisville Slugger T141 pro model bat with No. "28" marked on the knob is cracked with a lower handle tape job. The barrel shows excellent use with several ball marks and has his signature in shiny silver.
Longtime outfielder and designated hitter Chili Davis served as a utility DH for the '98 Yanks batting .291 with three homers and nine RBI in 103 at-bats. His 34.5", 34.7 oz. black Adirondack professional model bat with "CD44" stamped on the knob is un-cracked and spattered with ball contact marks on the barrel from repeated use.
Curtis autograph pre-certified by PSA/DNA.