Tigers sell used baseball equipment

Photo taken in October 2016 shows a circular mat for a batter on deck used by Detroit Tigers players. The major league team held a sale of used baseball equipment, including the mats, with the aim of providing fans with its "treasures." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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