Giancarlo Stanton is consistently the hardest-hitting slugger in the game. During 2012 he hit a 462 foot shot that set the speed record for ESPN’s Home Run Tracker and later hit home runs that set the record for both Coors Field and Marlins Stadium. The 2013 season saw the slugger blast 24 home runs with 62 RBI in only 116 games.

     Stanton’s Louisville Slugger M9 P147 bat used in 2013 displays outstanding use and is un-cracked. Several ball marks with stitch impressions can be seen on the barrel along with blue ink transfers and evidence of weighted donut being used. A moderate coat of pine tar is on the lower handle and the date of manufacture “12/05/12”, length “33.5” and weight “32.5” is stamped into the knob end. Stanton’s number “27” is hand written on both the knob and barrel end in black marker. This a great early career game used bats from one of the game’s premier sluggers and this comes with a full LOA from PSA/DNA (1B11790) who have graded this bat a perfect GU 10 and provided a photo match to the June 22, 2013 game.

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