Dodgers Fan Pulls Rare Signed Shohei Ohtani Bat, Lists It for $25,000

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Dodgers Fan Pulls Rare Signed Shohei Ohtani Bat, Lists It for $25,000

A Dodgers fan landed a rare signed Shohei Ohtani game model bat during a live TikTok break, turning an ordinary stream into a memorable collecting moment. The prized collectible is now listed for auction with a $25,000 asking price. Ohtani's popularity continues driving demand for game-used and autographed memorabilia across the hobby.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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