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Axe bat?
Listening to the Braves game and heard mention of the Axe bat?
Apparently being used in the Majors? http://axebat.com
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Perhaps the "Baltimore Chop" will experience a resurgence.
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axe...
I did NOT chop down that cherry tree...
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Lonnie Chisenhall of the Indians has been using one for several years now I believe.
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Lonnie Chisenhall of the Indians has been using one for several years now I believe.
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The website doesn't seem to show any adult wood bats. Did MLB change to allow composites?
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Maybe the MLB players are using wooden bats but with these "axe handles"? Suppose to reduce injuries?
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Probably, I can't imagine MLB changing something like that and it not being a big deal.
I couldn't find any in their online store on the website, so maybe the pro level wood bats are custom and for pros only? |
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