Russ Canzler reached the majors in 2011 with the Rays after a strong minor‑league run, and got another opportunity in 2012 with the Indians. He hit .271 over 29 career MLB games, showing versatility at multiple positions including first base, corner outfield, and third base. Though his time in the big leagues was brief, Canzler earned respect for his minor‑league power, adaptability and his 2011 Triple‑A MVP season.

ON THE BAT: The bat was used in an unidentified spring training game and later retrieved by collectors. It is broken, and while the player was a member of the Phillies, it is not known who used the bat or when the break occurred.

Over a span of roughly fifteen years, a devoted father-and-son duo built one of the most personal and extensive Phillies autograph collections imaginable. From the early 2000s through the mid-2010s, they spent spring trainings gathering signatures directly from players—amassing thousands of items ranging from game-used bats, balls, and bases to programs, photos, and commemorative pieces. Their dedication extended beyond autographs to include stadium-exclusive bobbleheads and other unique collectibles, all tied to the team they loved.

While most pieces do not include third-party authentication, nearly every signature was personally obtained by the collectors themselves. This collection represents years of firsthand dedication, care, and respect for the game—offering buyers a rare opportunity to own genuine pieces of MLB history with confidence.