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John MacDougall is a baseball purist that loves the feel and tradition of an all-wood bat. He didn’t want to compromise durability in producing all-wood models, so he headed to his workshop to create a durable bat with no foreign materials like plastic, foam or fiberglass. After a year and a half of testing, John MacDougall finally got the idea to use two different woods. From this, the MacDougall and Sons PowerWood Series was born.

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Miken takes the slow pitch field by storm with the new 2014 Psycho SuperMax USSSA and 2014 Ultra 750X Maxload ASA.

Topics: Softball Bats, Vendors / Brands

Topics: Softball Bats, Vendors / Brands

Power, speed, durability and American made are a few adjectives to use when describing the 2014 Rawlings Mach. New technology from Rawlings, combined with a two-piece fully composite design give you a high-performing bat to take your game to the next level. Lets take a closer look at the technology featured in the 2014 Rawlings Mach that resulted from countless hours of research and development.

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DeMarini comes out of the box strong this season with the new 2014 Vexxum and 2014 Vexxum NVS BBCOR baseball bats.

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The Louisville Slugger brand has been synonymous with the game of baseball since they introduced their first wood bat 129 years ago. From Babe Ruth to Derek Jeter, the Louisville Slugger logo has left its mark on the great game of baseball. This season, tradition meets innovation as Louisville Slugger unveils an updated version of their classic logo.

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When it comes to baseball bats, Easton is royalty. For more than 40 years, Easton has been an industry leader in developing innovative new technologies and outfitting ballplayers with high-performing bats. Today, we take a look at the 2013 Easton S Series and XL Series and compare their differences and why they might be the right bat for you.

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Louisville Slugger is recalling the following models of the oneX: FP136, FP1369 and FP1368. The reason for the recall is because Louisville Slugger has become aware of a manufacturing issue that has compromised the durability of the oneX which can potentially result in cracking between the handle and barrel. In order to protect the players and maintain their reputation as one of the worlds best bat manufacturer’s, Louisville Slugger has taken the proactive step of recalling the 2013 oneX.

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They’ve been waiting all year. Early morning weights before class and late night sessions in the cage have led up to this moment. College baseball and softball players across the nation are lacing up their cleats and stepping into the batter's box to begin the 2013 season and reap the benefits of their off-season work. The top baseball and softball programs in the nation will battle to stay at the top, while other programs fight to etch their name in the record books.

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