Baseball

Should aluminum bats be banned in youth baseball?

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No		44%	32 votes	Total: 73 votes
Yes		56%	41 votes	Total: 73 votes

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by Cean Burgeson

Sports injuries happen. No matter how much conditioning or strength training a young athlete does, they will get hurt at one point in their careers. One of the more unfortuna...read more
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by Ben Burrows

Aluminum bats should not be banned in youth baseball. Aluminum bats are a great aid for young baseball players whether the parents want to admit it or not. All the angry parents...read more

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by Steve Grant

There are a number of reasons why I believe that baseball bats should be made of wood and not of aluminum or some other composite materials. At our hitting facility at the Hemet...read more
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by Justin Seaman

Aluminum bats are detrimental to youth baseball. Aluminum bats are not only dangerous to the players, but unnecessary! The problem is not the actual aluminum bat, but the techn...read more
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by Vincent LeVine

Ted Williams once said "It ain't the arrow, it's the Indian". Consistent hitting had always been about technique, not equipment. Hitting Guru Mike Epstein, a close friend of Wil...read more

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