If there ever was a "chip off the old block" in baseball, it was Prince Fielder. The son of Cecil Fielder, Prince finished his MLB career with the exact home run total as his father: 319. Both massive sluggers finished with a little more than 1,000 RBI, with Cecil in a big league uniform for 13 seasons to Prince's 12. Prince did hit for a better average, and some of those extra knocks came off this offered game-used bat. Wielded in 2013 by "Fielder the Younger" while with the Detroit Tigers, this Louisville Slugger model F175, B9 Pro Birch bat shows excellent signs of authentic use and comes with strong provenance.



Fielder's uniform number "28" is written on the knob, and the cupped barrel end. Also located on the knob of this crack-free bat are stamps for the date of manufacture "05/09/13" and the length/weight "34.0/32.0." Abundant use is evident with contact marks, baseball stitch impressions, bat rack streaks, and gripping agent residue noted up and down this impressive war club. A facsimile of Fielder's autograph is impressed on the barrel in silver, and the back barrel is labeled with TPX and MLB logos, also in silver. The accompanying LOA states "The model number, length and weight specifications have been confirmed by the manufacturer's ordering records as being ordered by the player during the 2013 season." Comes with full LOA from John Taube of PSA/DNA and MLB hologram sticker. Opening Bid $100.