Reply to "Question about Bat Speed (Tee Exit Velocity)"

KYDAD2023100+ posts

Perhaps I have missed this, but if a tee exit velocity were measured using a BPF 1.15 bat, is there a way to estimate what that swing would have registered using BBCOR and/or wood?

I see high exit velocities for 14u and below and I would estimate many of the players (based upon their throwing and pitching velocities) were using a 1.15 bat. But soon they will have to use BBCOR.

Any help would be appreciated.

7/1/196:56 PM

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