Cape Cod League baseball players and managers prefer wood bats over aluminum bats, mirroring professional baseball. Wood bats ...

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Though wooden bats are rare in modern college baseball, they’re still occasionally seen. In 2023, Oregon infielder Rikuu Nishida used a wooden bat in what would be his only season with the Ducks.

Wooden bats were once common in college baseball, but in 1974, as a way to increase offense and address cost concerns, a widespread switch to metal bats was made.

Major league prestige has helped Louisiana's Marucci Sports carve out a chunk of a much bigger market: selling bats to ...

In the big leagues, only superstars like Aaron Judge can routinely crush the ball at speeds in excess of 115 mph. In college ...

The IHSA this season is sponsoring an experiment that has five conferences, including the Three Rivers, using wooden bats in league games. The association supplied each team with 18 bats.

In college baseball these days, everybody’s doing it. ... So it’s fair to say that he’s intimately familiar with the ping that an aluminum bat makes when it connects with a ball.