Riggs Stephenson was the ultimate throwback player for the Chicago Cubs. He made two World Series appearances in 1929 and 1932, shining on the brightest stage by hitting .378 with 7 RBIs in just 9 games. A two-sports star at the University of Alabama, his reliable hitting stroke earned him the nickname of ‘Old Hoss.’ This is a very tough bat from one of the early Cubs’ greats. The Hillerich and Bradsby signature model displays nice use with a scored barrel and cracked handle. The crack is held together by vintage nails, a nice reflection of the gritty determination of Stephenson to fight through the injuries that plagued him during his career. The 35-inch bat has slight separation of the grain in back.