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Re: neg numbers on bat

Posted by: john (ajjdad@hotmail.com) on Sun May 4 01:54:56 2008

Don't hold me to this BUT, I THINK what it means is that the neg. number, represents the difference between the length and weight.
In your example 32/29 -3.
Obviously,3 is the difference between the 32 and 29. There's a range I believe, that the difference can be no more than a particular number. Another words, it wouldn't be legal for someone to have a 32 inch bat, that weighed 20 ounces. That bat would be deemed to light and,considered dangerous.

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> Don't hold me to this BUT, I THINK what it means is that the neg. number, represents the difference between the length and weight. > In your example 32/29 -3. > Obviously,3 is the difference between the 32 and 29. There's a range I believe, that the difference can be no more than a particular number. Another words, it wouldn't be legal for someone to have a 32 inch bat, that weighed 20 ounces. That bat would be deemed to light and,considered dangerous.

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