Displayed is a 1992-94 Harold Baines game used Worth bat that was signed by the Hall of Fame designated hitter and outfielder. Baines played 22 seasons in the Major Leagues: Chicago White Sox (1980-89 & 1996-97 & 2000-01), Texas Rangers (1989-90), Oakland Athletics (1990-92), Baltimore Orioles (1997-95 & 1997-99 & 2000), Cleveland Indians (1999). For his MLB career, he batted .298, with 2,866 hits, and 384 home runs. When Baines went to the Orioles for the final part of the '97 season, he batted .291, with four home runs and 15 RBIs in 44 games. Baines was a 6-time All-Star and a Silver Slugger recipient. The offered bat has a length of 34.75 inches and a weight of 32.2 ounces. The ash bat has a black finish on the barrel and no finish on the handle. On the barrel is stamped Hand Crafted, and etched on the barrel is HAROLD BAINES MODEL. The bat is a model number WC135. The bat is uncracked, with light to moderate use. There is tape on the handle near the knob, with pine tar on handle and center. A few blue ball marks are visible on barrel with ball impressions. The knob is stamped "HB, 41/2, WC135." Baines has autographed the barrel in silver marker. PSA/DNA states of this signature: "We have no opinion as to the authenticity of the signature." PSA GU 8 LOA.