Presented here are three bats used by important members of the San Francisco Giants from 1965 to 2010. The first bat is a Rawlings Adirondack Pro Big Stick bat used by two-time NL Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Tim Lincecum. “The Freak” used this bat during batting practice in the 2010 season, and it shows heavy use. The bat was authenticated on July 10, 2011, after a game against the New York Mets. “21 Lincecum” is written on the knob of the bat in black pen. This bat comes with a PSA/DNA LOA (1B10932) for use and a MLB Authenticated hologram (FJ 292724).

     The second bat is a Rawlings Adirondack Big Stick 460A bat manufactured for Will Clark of the San Francisco Giants. It is labeled for the 1988 season when Clark was named an All-Star and led the National League in RBI (109) and Walks (100). The bat is un-cracked, and features scant evidence of game use. This ash bat comes with a PSA/DNA LOA (1B10931).

     The final bat is an H&B Louisville Slugger bat used by Bobby Bonds when he was a member of the Class A Lexington Giants minor league team in 1965. The Lexington ballclub was Bonds’ first professional team. He played 112 games for them, hitting 25 home runs and 86 RBI. By 1969 Bonds would be playing for the Major League Giants. The bat, which does not show evidence of game use, features the number “20” written on the knob in black Sharpie. This bat comes with a PSA/DNA LOA (1B10933).

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