Jim Gott Pittsburgh Pirates Game Bat With Many Autographs

Item Details

Jim Gott Pittsburgh Pirates Game Model Bat. Bat is a Louisville Slugger 125. The knob has Jim’s number ‘38’ C-243 4-32 in black sharpie marker. Bat is signed by Jim Gott, Bill Verdon (Manager), Jason Thompson, Ed Ott, Mike Dryer, & others. In 1988 Gott broke Kent Tekulve’s Pirate single-season save record with 34 saves. Jim Gott taught Dennis Quaid to pitch during the filming of The Rookie. All Signatures on this Bat are in black sharpie marker. Please see photos. Bat is not cracked & measures 34’ in length, If you are a Pirates Fan, this is a must for you! Authentic MLB Game Model Bat. Please see photos. EBTH does not authenticate autographs so please attend our Preview for this Sale. “Everything But The House does not authenticate or grade sports memorabilia (or celebrity memorabilia). Items that are consigned with Certificates or Letters of Authenticity (COA) are listed as such with the item’s description. Autographs without COAs are compared to authenticated examples from online sources prior to sale upload. The general condition of all items will range from Poor to Excellent and may or may not coincide with an item’s future grade from an authenticating/grading service. Please attend our scheduled Sale Preview for a personal assessment.”

Condition

Very Good Condition.

Dimensions

Item #

13CIN187-088