Scary!

Thanks for adding the bat to that picture. Actually thats the fans reaction to seeing TR after he walked out of the dugout at Jupiter!

LMAO. Gotcha Buddy!

That is a GREAT photograph!

Coach! Right there with ya!

Coach May,

Very funny, and I know that you and TR are good friends and he will not mind your joke.

Great pic!


Julie

ok!

Coach May

No offense taken !!!!

Your the man TR!

Coach May


When are you bringing a team up to our tournament ?

TR I will be in touch soon.

Yes and people are pushing for more groups going to wood bats!

Pretty dangerous for corner infielders and pitchers as well, and batters if you are facing "Roger Clemens" and your name is "Piazza".

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Originally posted by Homerun04:
Yes and people are pushing for more groups going to wood bats!

Pretty dangerous for corner infielders and pitchers as well, and batters if you are facing "Roger Clemens" and your name is "Piazza".

When pieces of the bat go flying, it's almost always a maple bat. You're equating "maple bats" with "wood bats".

For some reason, people won't understand that wood bats per se aren't a safety problem--thin-handled MAPLE bats are the culprit.

Those of us who played with wood back in the day know that ash bats seldom generate flying spears when they break. Usually, they remain in one piece when they crack. No big deal.

An MLB study found that maple bats were nearly ten times more prone to multi-piece failures than ash bats.