So you all know that DeMarini has made a huge impact in the baseball bat world over the past ten years. DeMarini first came out with the Vexxum for high school and college play, and it took Easton and TPX by surprise. The Voodoo was right behind the Vexxum and offered the same barrel, but …
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Baden Axe Baseball Bat – First Major League Baseball Home Run
The Baden Axe bat is a concept thought up by baseball legend, Ted Williams. The theory was, that swinging a baseball bat is a lot like swinging an ax. Recently, the first MLB BADEN AXE home run was hit by Jimmy Rollins. When he came back after that game, he told us he loved how …
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2013 DeMarini Baseball Bats
DeMarini has officially announced details of their new 2013 baseball bats. We have not swung them yet, but we expect good things as always from the Oregon baseball bat company founded by Ray DeMarni. DeMarini will keep the 2013 CF5, 2013 VooDoo, 2013 Vexxum and 2013 M2M in the line with a few small changes. Bat …
How To Return Banned 33″/30oz Marucci Cat 5 BBCOR Bats
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR CONSUMERS (FAQ) Q: Will Marucci replace my 33×30 Cat52 BBCOR? A: Yes. We Marucci stands behind their products and will replace your 33×30 Cat52 BBCOR with another Marucci bat. Q: What are my options in replacing my bat? A: You can find out more details on Marucci’s return program for the 33-inch CAT52 BBCOR …
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33″/30oz. Marucci Cat 5 BBCOR Banned In NCAA
The 33″/30 ounce Marucci Cat 5 BBCOR has been decertified by the NCAA. No other sizes or models are affected by this ruling. No word on what Marucci will do to compensated customers who purchased 33 inch Cat 5 BBCOR bats for NCAA play. Below is the NCAA release regarding the ruling. VIA ELECTRONIC MAIL …
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Marucci Cat 5 BBCOR Out Of Stock For Extended Amount Of Time
The Cat 5 Marucci has been the most popular BBCOR bat in baseball for the past year and supplies are running low at most dealers. With the easy to swing, balanced feel and very fair price of $199 the Cat 5 is an all around great choice for high school and college baseball players. If …
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Rip It Prototype 2 BBCOR Baseball Bat
And the best BBCOR baseball bat for 2012 is the Rip It Prototype 2 BBCOR bat. Check out our poll (and vote) over at our run down of the best BBCOR bats.
2012 Rawlings BBCOR Baseball Bats – Velo, Machine
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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Pony Bat Rules For 2012
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 …
Marucci Black BBCOR Bat Review
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. …
2012 Anderson NanoTek Baseball Bats and Softball Bats Go Composite
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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The Difference Between Easton BBCOR Power Brigade Baseball Bats
Okay, so by now, we have all heard of the Easton Power Brigade BBCOR baseball bats. What you may NOT know is there are SIX different BBCOR bats in the Easton Power Brigade line up. Basically, there are white barreled bats, and black barreled bats in the 2012 Easton bat line. What’s the difference between …
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