If the bats were made from rubber or plastic, no one would get hurt.
Either way it is part of the game. Most of life has inherent risks. A life without risks would not be worth living.
Because there are moonbat liberals everywhere. If fields were covered with foam matting, bats ere made of stiff foam, and the balls were NERF balls, nobody would get hurt, and everyone would have fun, IF nobody kept score and every one went home a winner. /s
Some people just like to friggin’ ban things.
shoot, aluminum... I just think kids should get baseball guns and shoot them where ever they want the ball to go...
Losers.
There are risks involved no matter the composition of the bat.
The topic of risk and injuries aside, I far prefer both the sound and feel of wooden bats. In fact I’m still using actual wooden (persimmon) woods on the golf course for the same reason. Just makes playing both games more enjoyable for me.
The real issue isn’t the bat, it’s the game.
If the field was a rectangle , and if there were eleven players on the field from each team, and if the players could *tackle* each other, then baseball wouldn’t be as dull as dishwater.
Getting killed by a foul ball almost seems preferrable to having to sit through the entire game.
Easton wraps my "Protour X-10's" with carbon. Same, that is, almost arrow used in the olympics.
Protours are compound only.........not barrelled, just tapered.
In other words, if a fast moving object hits your head, hope for the best and tell your kin not to whine!
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not much is better than the sound of a wooden bat, except maybe a chaingun, helicopter or a light bulb breaking, but nothing is worse than an aluminium bat “ping,” except for an alarm clock in the morning.
Changing the bat weights is the real solution rather than the composition itself.
Aluminum bats are part of the islamofascist/communist plot to undermine the American culture. They should be banned.
As proof, it says in the Koran or Quran or whatever the current spelling is that “The infidel shall be spared the mild willow to endure the avenging metal.”
BATS GOT RIGHTS! - Peta.
Couldn’t resist.
Organized baseball has existed since before the Civil War, and I’ll bet there’ve been less than 10 people killed as a result of on-field happenings. I can only think of three myself. What a bunch of wussies there are in this country.
Forget the dangers, it’s a hard projectile game and there’s no way to eliminate. The reality is the poing of a hit with an aluminum bat simply has no place in the game, the only real bats are wooden, a hit needs to smack not poing.