Cleveland Indians slugger Edwin Encarnacion spent the 2015 season with the Toronto Blue Jays, where he belted 39 home runs, drove in 111 and had a respectable .277 batting average. Encarnacio also reached the 250 home run plateau and set the Blue Jays franchise record for home runs during the 2016 season.

Encarnacion used this all-black Marucci EE110 Custom Cut M model bat during the May 4^th, 2015 contest against the Yankees from the Rogers Centre. Encarncion broke this bat during the bottom of the fourth inning against Yankees’ pitcher Chase Whitley on a ground out. This bat displays outstanding use and has a large crack on the handle. There are numerous ball marks, stitch impressions and blue ink transfers present on the barrel. There is a coating of pine tar on the handle and Encarncion’s number “10” is stamped on the knob in white, along with the stamping on the knob of the manufacture date “04/22/15”. There is a mark on the handle that identifies the grain, which has been mandatory per Major League Baseball for all maple bats since 2009. This bat comes with a MLB Authenticated hologram number (HZ764653), which authenticates this bat’s use by Encarnacion during the May 4^th game in which he broke this bat in the bottom of the fourth inning.

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