2000 All Star AL Team Autographed Louisville Slugger Bat 24 Sigs Including Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera Beckett BAS QR #AE47109 belt Marty Marion and Dick Sisler

Name: 2000 All Star AL Team Autographed Louisville Slugger Bat 24 Sigs Including Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera Beckett BAS QR #AE47109 belt Marty Marion and Dick Sisler
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2000 All Star AL Team Autographed Louisville Slugger Bat 24 Sigs Including Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera Beckett BAS QR #AE47109 belt Marty Marion and Dick Sisler

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2000 All Star AL Team Autographed Louisville Slugger Bat 24 Sigs Including Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera Beckett BAS QR #AE47109 belt Marty Marion and Dick Sisler Marty Marion and Dick Sisler Michael Carbajal & James Toney Ivan Rodriguez This is a Ryan Dempster Game Model Louisville Slugger Bat that has been hand signed by 24 members of the 2000 American League All Star Team

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