Pencil bat highlights customized gear at Little League Classic

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buddy muscled a single with a crayon

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WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- The children on the Little League World Series might not be prepared to return to high school fairly but, however Phillies second baseman Bryson Stott got here ready with some further provides -- form of.

Stott stepped into the field with a customized No. 2 pencil bat for his first plate look in opposition to the Nationals in Sunday's Little League Classic at Muncy Bank Ballpark. The flashy yellow lumber was full with a purple eraser on the prime and a black deal with to characterize the lead.

It additionally had "B2SKL" inscribed close to the highest, shorthand for again to high school. And the spot on a No. 2 pencil that sometimes has the "2" label had been changed by "2/HR" -- maybe within the hope it might spur a two-homer recreation.

But that wasn't the one customized gear Stott was sporting on Sunday night time. He additionally had particular cleats from NXT LVL Customs that included the Little League groups from Henderson, Nev., (simply exterior of Stott's hometown of Las Vegas) and Media, Pa., which is simply exterior of Philadelphia.

One cleat sported Henderson crew colours and the opposite had Media crew colours, and each featured autographs from the Little League gamers. Stott had an opportunity to fulfill with each groups earlier within the day on the Little League Complex.

"That was really cool," Stott stated. "It was awesome to be able to see both those teams in person and connect with some of the kids."

Plenty of different gamers obtained within the spirit with some customized gear of their very own.

Bryce Harper continued to indicate his appreciation for the Phillies' beloved mascot by utilizing a one-of-a-kind inexperienced Phillie Phanatic bat. Alec Bohm had a blue bat that includes a sequence of Liberty Bells that have been inscribed with the phrase "I LOVE THIS PLACE" -- an ode to the transition from his notorious "I hate this place" second to his "I love this place" renaissance.

“Bats were awesome, right?” Harper stated. “The cleats, everything. It’s always fun for the kids to be able to see it and see a big league team.”

On the Nationals aspect, designated hitter Joey Meneses opted to do some coloring as an alternative of writing -- rolling with a bat that was designed to be a reproduction of a blue crayon.

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