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01-02-2005, 01:48 PM
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The Joe DiMaggio "Streak" Bat
Posted By: Dan B
It may not be typical especially in modern times, but DiMaggio never used his gamers in BP, rarely swung at bad pitches that were likely to break a bat (Inside pitches) and he strengthened them using his own technique. That may be why his bat lasted that long, but I don't think it was especially unusual for the times. 
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