Winter Auction 2015 closing February 7
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 2/8/2015
The Red Sox left fielder, who replaced Ted Williams in front of Fenway Park’s Green Monster, slugged his way to a Hall of Fame career, winning the 1967 Triple Crown, the last before Miguel Cabrera in 2012. Over a 23 year career, Yaz collected 3,419 hits, 452 home runs and 1,844 RBI. A decade after his Triple Crown season, Yaz was still slugging home runs, driving in the runners and consistently hitting above .270. Yaz's Hillerich & Bradsby model W215 bat is cracked and displays moderate use. Yastrzemski's number "8" is on the knob as well as Dwight Evans' number "24". Yaz has signed the bat in black marker adding the year "1983". A very desirable signed Hall of Fame gamer from the man who took the place of Ted Williams as Boston's favorite son. Letter of Authenticity 1B08964 from PSA/DNA.