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Remember the guy who got Cabrera's bat?

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That guy was a bandwagon punk. It takes an idiot to scream at anyone when they're in the on deck circle, especially a grown man, for a picture.

That guy was a bandwagon punk. It takes an idiot to scream at anyone when they're in the on deck circle, especially a grown man, for a picture.

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That punk is my friend's boss, what a freaking turd man, the dude makes a s*** load of money and he's selling a bat on E-bay.

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That my friends is what you call a Shittbag , A money hungy shittbag.

People like this should not even claim they are any type of sports fan .

More than likely a New York Mets fan .

Well look at it this way, he is giving another fan (or collector) somewhere a real oppurtunity to have a great peice of baseball history. He is truly an idiot because if he holds on to that bat for 10, 15, or 20 years it will be so VALUABLE. man if I had the money I would bid on that in a heart beat.

He's kind of stupid to sell it but look at it this way.... it's his bat now and he has the right to do what he wants with it, right? I still wanna smack him for that though.

It's lame and foolish, but how do you think these game used pieces get around? People sell them. It happens all the time.

 

To whoever said Miguel would be sad..uh..I doubt he really cares.

If he doesn't want(or value it), then let him sell it to someone who does. It's better than people who get stuff not cuz they care about it but because they think it's valuable.

Well look at it this way, he is giving another fan (or collector) somewhere a real oppurtunity to have a great peice of baseball history. He is truly an idiot because if he holds on to that bat for 10, 15, or 20 years it will be so VALUABLE. man if I had the money I would bid on that in a heart beat.

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i'm sure itll be worth wads of cash many years from now if/when miggy becomes a HOFer.

 

that said, its too rich for my blood and i dont think baseball memorabilia is a good investment anyway.

That bat is going for more than a signed Pudge bat at Dolphin Mall. It's going for $119. But it shall be mine one day so keep your paws off of it. :p

Just look at it this way, in 15 - 20 years when Cabs completes one of the best baseball careers ever, he would have lost out on hundreds maybe thousands.

I still have no clue what makes you think that this is the same guy that Cabrera gave the bat to. It's not extremely rare for a player to give away a broken, or unbroken used bat.

True. Whoever said this was the bat from Tuesday against San Fran?

 

Anyways, that bat wasn't broken he just tossed it into the crowd.

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