Suspended Little Leaguer’s bat sold for $ 10,000 at auction

Philadelphia – Shif threw the new jersey Mali Leaguer to celebrate the house a suspension later raised by a judge who went through Friday for almost $ 10,000 at auction.

All revenue from the sale of a 12-year-old Rocco signed bat will be donated to the program playing, Haddonfield Little League.

“Marco loves a small league and is happy to be able to return to the organization that it is very darling,” His father said, Joe Rocco, he said in the text. “A little league was such a big part of Mark’s life for a long time.”

The auction of the gold coins at the auctions attracted 68 offers. The winning offer was $ 9,882, and the name of the winning bidder was not announced.

Marco’s Blip Flip 16. July in the finals of the Little League departmental section resulted in ejection, suspension of a game and legal struggle.

The suspension would keep him from the first game of the State Tournament.

Joe Rocco brought a small league to the court and won an emergency temporary limit, which allowed Marko to play in a double elimination tournament.

The incident was also a marked PIN available at the World Series Little League.

The flip battery also attracted the attention of large winds that hoped for the boy.