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Bat length


Posted by: glenn (glenn@servicewholesale.com) on Tue Mar 1 00:12:23 2005


In my research with the HS and College bats out there, the longer bats like 33's and 34's simply add length to the handle. This actually hurts the balance point and makes the bat much harder to swing as fast as the 32's. Why are so many hitters swinging the 33's and 34's? I dont see the logic. The 32's seem to be long enough to reach the outside pitch just fine, without sacraficing bat speed. Any comments? Thanks...


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