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We have just seen and swung the new 2012 Rawlings Velo and Rawlings Machine BBCOR bats. The 5150 stays in the 2012 lineup and remains unchanged from 2011. Rawlings is introducing the 5150 Velo, selling for $249.95 it is based on the 5150 Alloy, but comes with an upgraded end cap that takes away vibration …
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With recent rule change in the past twelve months, no doubt ball players and their parents are wondering what baseball bats will be legal in Pony Baseball for 2012. After speaking on the phone with a representative from PONY baseball. Here are the rules for the 2012 PONY season: 2 ¾” barrel bats are NOT …
We procured a couple of Marucci Black BBCOR baseball bats this past week and we were finally able to get a few hundred swings on the shiny, jet black BBCOR bat. We all know the Marucci Cat5 BBCOR bat is stupid hot. We wanted to see how the Black compared to the white Cat 5. …
Since 1999, when Anderson made their first softball bat, there has been only one composite bat to come out of their company, the Anderson Matrix for slow pitch softball. For 2012, across it’s entire line, they are releasing the Anderson NanoTek with a composite handle in both baseball bats and softball bats. The Anderson NanoTek …
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