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

The signed bat that sparked a legal battle after a July 16 suspension sold for $9,882; proceeds will support Haddonfield Little League, officials said.

  • On July 16, Marco Rocco, a 12-year-old from Haddonfield Little League, was ejected and suspended for a bat flip in the sectional final.
  • His father Joe Rocco challenged the suspension legally and won an emergency restraining order allowing Marco to continue playing.
  • The bat involved in the incident, signed by Marco, sold at a Goldin Auctions event on August 29 in Philadelphia, drawing 68 bids.
  • The winning bid of $9,882 was anonymous, and all proceeds will benefit the Haddonfield Little League that Marco is fond of giving back to.
  • The event caught the attention of major league players who expressed their support for Marco, and a special pin honoring the incident was offered during the Little League World Series.
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