This 2026 Francisco Lindor professional model bat was used by the Mets' flashy shortstop in an August 4th road game against the Cleveland Guardians. New York won, 6-2, and Lindor went hitless in five plate appearances. In his second at-bat in the top of the second inning, Lindor popped out to the second baseman. In doing so, he broke this bat. The pitch sequence has been documented by MLB Authentication in its online database (SP185554). The bat was later autographed by Lindor at a 8/18/2026 Mets signing event, according to the same MLB cert.

The Marucci 'Lindor12s' pro model shows excellent use with a repaired crack running from the handle to the lower barrel. The length ("33.25") and weight (31.5 oz.) appear on a knob decal along with "LINDOR" and the bat's "02/05/26" manufacturing date. A moderate coat of pine tar covers the handle and three distinct blue paint transfers from ball contact appear on the right and back barrel. It appears this bat likely saw multiple games of action.

The Puerto Rican star had a down season in 2026, but he did reach the 300-homer plateau for his career. At 32 years of age, he certainly has more in the tank to add to his five All-Star selections, two Gold Gloves, and four Silver Slugger awards.