Does anybody have access to Rawlings bat records? I have two Manny Machado bats that look to be from the same shipment and I've found another one for sale. How many bats are usually shipped in an order? Date on Knob: 07/17/17 on all three bats Player Identifier: MM13 on all three Other number on knob: 817-17 on all three bats

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