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Re: Re: Women's College World Series Rotational shmotational...the surge in HR's can be directly attributed to the fact that everyone was using Easton's new Synergy composite bats. With the short fences, the speed the ball is coming in + the hot composite bat's flex and trampoline effect, they just need to get the bat in the path of the ball.
Wake up and get over your physiological technique babble. The effect of bat technology - particularly composites, is the overriding factor, period. The fact is, with those bats against fast pitching, 350 ft. is not out of reach. Followups:
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