Reply to "College Ball Change"

Originally Posted by baseballmania:

Originally Posted by BOF:

Originally Posted by baseballmania:

BTW, my son has used the same wooden bat for 13U and 14U league play and practice. Hasn't broken yet.

uhhh he is not seeing plus 90 FB's in on the hands.....

True. But your point is.....?

All the more reason for younger kids to swing wooden bats. Lower speeds mean longer life of the bat. Which is all irrelevant if the school coach is more worried about potential wins than development of the player.

If you want emulate the pro's you gotta hit like the pros!

Yup. Lots of high school players I know have had high satisfaction with the performance and durability of Marucci wood bats

11/2/133:57 PM

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