| Crafted specifically for power hitters, the SSK Professional Edge Pro Maple Wood Bat (I13) is MLB quality made available to everyone. This North American Maple Wood bat features extreme hardness and durability, an extended barrel and pro cupped end. This model is ink dot certified to show the straightness of the wood grain. If you're looking for a new wood bat, make sure to consider this SSK. |
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| COMBAT’s 2015 Baseball Lineup is here, just in time to make sure you won’t have to go without your favorite bat for the summer season. They brought back and improved upon one of their most popular models - the Portent G3 - while introducing the all-new Fray Hybrid. |
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| The NCAA Division I Women’s College World Series is underway, and the most popular Fastpitch bats are going to be showcased in Oklahoma City for the next week. Make sure to watch a game or two and see which models the best college teams are swinging. |
Here are some of the bats to keep an eye out for. You can find all of these and more at JustBats.com.
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| With a thick handle and traditional barrel, Marucci’s Jose Bautista Maple Wood Bat is one of the most balanced and fastest swinging bats Marucci offers. Like all of Marucci’s Pro Models, the Jose Bautista model features a Bone Rubbed technique that closes pores in the wood to create an extremely hard and durable bat. |
| If you’re in need of a quality, balanced wood bat for games or practice, the Jose Bautista model may be the right choice for you. |
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| Rawlings has released their new line of Mach 2 bats for 2014 and has made some definite improvements. Each model of the 2014 Rawlings Mach 2 is designed for the hitter looking for extremely quick swing speeds. |
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| COMBAT has developed a reputation for making the hottest out of the wrapper composite bats in the industry due to the Separation Barrier Technology they use in the barrel. Always looking to make their best bats even better, COMBAT has released their 2015 Derby Boys G3 Chris Greinert 275 and 2015 Wanted Bryce Oliviera ASA models for the upcoming summer league season. |
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| All of the New Louisville Slugger Wood MLB Prime Wood Bats have 360 degree compression for added hardness and feature a 9H Hardness Rating, which is the highest rating available. Every model also features a pro cupped end and Amish craftsmanship. |
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| For years, baseball bats have been made in relatively the same way. If you look at images of players swinging a bat now versus half a century ago, the shape of the bat is fairly consistent. At the base of each of these bats is the knob, which is strategically carved out to keep your hand from sliding off the bat during your swing. But is that knob helping or hurting your game? |
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| While they’re more renown for their work in the wood baseball bat game, it is hard to overlook what Marucci is doing with their BBCOR baseball bats. Marucci’s bat engineers work closely with their own Player Advisory Board (which consists of players like Albert Pujols, Andrew McCutchen, Jose Bautista and Chase Utley) to combine the most advanced technology with the feel of their most popular Big League models. Marucci realizes that every player will greatly benefit from having a bat tailored to their swing and style - and that’s what has driven them to come up with bats like the Elite, Black and ONE. Here’s a look at what each of these models brings to the plate. |
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