| In the mid 1850s, when baseball was in
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| | an exciting level, with more home runs
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| its infancy, players made their own bats.
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| | and a faster pace. Colleges still prefer
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| They experimented with flat bats, round
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| | the aluminum bats due to their
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| bats, and heavy bats. They ultimately
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| | durability, their cost effectiveness, and
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| discovered that the barrel shaped bat was
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| | their lightweight swinging power.College
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| the most effective. Today, college
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| | players can pay as little as $50 for a
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| baseball bats have taken this technology
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| | used bat or up to several hundreds of
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| to a new, powerful level upon the
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| | dollars for ultra-light, specialized
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| introduction of aluminum bats in the mid
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| | alloy bats. College players usually have
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| 1970s. Too many wooden bats were being
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| | a good feel for what kind of bat they
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| broken, so due to budget crunches
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| | need. They should consider personal
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| suffered by many college athletic
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| | height in relation to the length of the
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| programs, collegiate baseball made the
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| | bat, and of course barrel size and
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| switch from wood to aluminum bats. This
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| | weight. One advantage of current college
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| sparked a debate that rages today.Many
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| | baseball bats is that the batter can
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| purists want to do away with the high
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| | capitalize on the inside edge of the
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| tech aluminum/alloy bats and return to
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| | strike zone. So when a pitcher is trying
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| the days where they claim hitters had to
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| | to jam the batter, a base hit can be
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| be much better in order to rack up those
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| | ripped out with a good aluminum
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| high batting averages. On the other hand,
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| | bat.College baseball bats are available
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| a many people believe that the aluminum
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| | online, in sporting goods stores, and at
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| college baseball bats elevate the game to
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| | used equipment outlets.
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