Scott Hatteberg gave the National Baseball Hall of Fame the wrong bat from his walk-off homer in the A’s historic 20th straight win in 2002
made history when they won an absurd 20 games in a row, thanks in part to a legendary at-bat from Scott Hatteberg.
The A’s celebrated that 2002 team on Sunday during Oakland’s game against the Yankees. During the broadcast, Hatterberg told the backstory of the bat. He said a few days before the game, “This garage bat company came in and gave me this beautiful bat. It looked like furniture.”
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