An uncommon artifact from one of the most controversial and memorable incidents in baseball history. On July 24, 1983 at Yankee Stadium, Kansas City's George Brett belted a dramatic home run in the 9th inning but the blast was nullified by the umpires due to excessive pine tar on his bat — leading to a enraged charge out of the dugout by Brett. The Royals protested the decision, and the game was resumed weeks later on August 18, with the home run eventually upheld.