Wayne resident Jeff Boujoukos has taken fandom to a new level with his amazing collection of baseball bats from the Boston Red Sox, according to a report in The Boston Globe.

Boujoukos, who serves as Director of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s regional office in Philadelphia, has 757 bats, each of which tells a story.

All of the bats are unique in their own way. While some are still sticky from pine tar, another was broken by a fastball fired 50 years ago. Almost all are game-used and the collection includes bats of all sizes and colors.

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In fact, Red Sox curator Sarah Coffin recently borrowed some of the bats from Boujoukos, to display them in the Royal Rooters Club.

Boujoukos owns a bat from almost every Red Sox position player since 1960. His first bat was a Mike Brumley model that had misspelled the player’s name. He also owns a Boston Strong bat from Jonny Gomes that has the names of the four people who died in the Boston Marathon bombings.

“I like history, I love the Red Sox, I love collecting,” said Boujoukos, “and this combines all those things.”

Read more about Jeff Boujoukos in The Boston Globe here.

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