Trio of items from Reds shortstop Zack Cozart who broke into the big leagues in 2011 and became the team's starter a year later. Known more for his glove than his bat he belted 15 homers in his official 2012 rookie season and was nominated for the National League Gold Glove award in 2014. A knee injury wiped out most of his 2015 campaign. The offered No. 2 red jersey was worn by Cozart in a September 27 2013 home game vs. the Pirates. He went 1-3 with a single in the game and spent some quality time on the infield dirt as the front of the shirt attests. All appropriate Majestic tagging appears at the left shirttail (size 48 and "Property of Cincinnati Reds 2013") along with an MLB Authentication hologram. In conjunction with MLB's support of Hispanic Heritage Month the Reds wore these special "Los Rojos" jerseys to honor the many Latino ballplayers who have helped shape America's pastime from Roberto Clemente to the present.

Cozarts two Louisville Slugger professional model game-used bats come from his rookie and 2nd full seasons respectively. The black M9 I13 model maple bat has a small crack in the handle that hidden by a heavy coat of Mota stick. According to the MLB database Cozart broke the bat 7/25/12 off Astros pitcher Bud Norris. It shows heavy use on the barrel. The knob is stamped with the 12/22/11 manufacturing date along with its 33.5 inch and 31.5 oz. specs. Cozarts uniform No. 2 is marked on both ends in silver. The other I13 model maple bat has a long crack stretching from the handle to the label and also has its fair share of Mota stick. According to the MLB database Cozart broke the bat 8/9/13 off Padres pitcher Andrew Cashner. It shows heavy use on the barrel. The knob is stamped with the 6/12/13 manufacturing date along with its 33.5 inch and 31 oz. specs. Cozarts uniform No. 2 is marked on both ends in black.

MLB Authentication: FJ 71868 for jersey; EK 036948 for black bat; and EK 803239 for other bat.