Moises Alou Montreal Expo Glomar G343 Game Used Bat - 8x All Star

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8x All Star Moises Alou Game Used Bat, Alou mainly used Rawlings 456B bats throughout his career. I am a big collector of Alou bats and have only seen two Glomar bats ever put up for sale, I bought both of them. I will let this one go it is a Glomar G343 with moderate use including ball marks, cleat marks and bat rack markings. Moises number 18 is on the knob of the bat. If your a fan or collector of Moises Alou this is a great chance to add a rare bat early in his career with the Expos to your collection.<br>I have been collecting Game Used Bats for over 40 years and continue to have a 100% Feedback Rating. Buy with confidence.<br>Shipped UPS Ground<br>Moises Rojas Alou graduated from C.E.E. (Santo Domingo, DR) in 1984...Did not play organized baseball until attending Canada (Redwood City, Calif.) College...In 1986, he led the Coast Conference with a .447 batting average and nine home runs.<br>2007<br>Collected a hit in 30 straight games with an at-bat from August 23rd-September 26th (48-119, .403) with eight doubles, four home runs, 17 RBI and 23 runs scored during that span...The hitting streak was the longest of his career ...His previous best was a 23- game hitting streak with the Astros in 2001...Hit .383 (51-133) over his last 34 contests with an at-bat...The streak was the longest by a player on a New York major league team (including Brooklyn) since Joe DiMaggio's record 56-game hitting streak in 1941...According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Alou is one of only four New York players with a hitting streak of 30 or more games...In addition to DiMaggio and Alou, George Davis hit in 33 games for the 1893 Giants and Hal Chase had a hit in 33 games for the 1907 Highlanders...The streak was also the longest in the majors since Houston's Willy Tavares hit in 30 straight games from July 27-August 27, 2006...The 30-game hitting streak is the longest hitting streak in club history, surpassing Mike Piazza (1999) and Hubie Brooks (1984) who each had a 24-game single-season hitting streak...David Wright had a 26-game hitting streak that spanned two seasons (2006-2007)...At 41 years, 85 days old, Moises Alou is the oldest player in major league history to have a 20-game hitting streak or longer according to the Elias Sports Bureau...Pete Rose was 41 years, 74 days old when his 21-game hitting streak came to an end in 1982...Hit in 48 of his last 53 contests with an at-bat...Batted .367 (76-207) with 35 runs scored, 11 home runs and 36 RBI in those games...Moved into a tie for 89th place on the All-Time Home Run List with Hank Greenberg with his 331st career home run on September 11th vs. Atlanta (off Jose Ascanio)...Bobby Bonds is next on the List in 88th place with 332 home runs...Led the team with seven outfield assists...Hit .360 (31-86) vs. lefthanded pitching...Batted .402 (43-107) with four home runs and 18 RBI in September...Constructed a .353 (77-218) batting average after the All-Star break...Recorded his 31st career multi-home run game and the 30th, two-home run contest of his career with his two home runs on August 12th vs. Florida (Rick VandenHurk and Lee Gardner)...It was his third multi-home run contest of the season...Cracked two home runs on August 4th at Chicago (Ted Lilly-2)...Also hit two home runs on April 17th at Philadelphia (Freddy Garcia & Geoff Geary)...Belted a solo home run on August 8th off Atlanta's Rafael Soriano in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift New York to a 4-3 win...Had an 11-game hitting streak from August 8th-August 21st...Hit .375 (18-48) with five home runs and 13 RBI during that stretch...Was reinstated from the Disabled List on July 27th...Left the May 12th game with a strained left quad...Was placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on May 17th, retroactive to May 13th...Played in five rehabilitation games with the Gulf Coast (R) Mets of the Gulf Coast League...Hit .333 (5-15) with two runs scored, a double, a home run, three RBI and a stolen base...Also played in one contest for Brooklyn (A) of the New York-Penn League...Was 1-4 with an RBI.<br>2006<br>Averaged one home run per 15.7 at-bats and one RBI every 4.7 trips to the plate...Was limited to 98 games (91 starts) because of injuries...Placed on the Disabled List twice during the year: May 6-June 5 with a right ankle sprain and June 17-July 6 with a lower back strain...His pinch-hit single on the last day of the season lifted his batting average to .301...Compiled a .320 (33-103) batting mark with runners in scoring position....Was hitting .378 and leading the National League in batting when he injured his ankle May 5 at Philadelphia...Belted his 300th career home run, a solo shot against Houston's Brandon Backe in the first game of an April 13 doubleheader...Hit two pinch-hit home runs, April 7 vs. Atlanta (off Joey Devine) and Sept. 20 at Colorado (off Ray King)...Also crack