Ya see, it has holes in it, so it goes faster. What'd I tell ya? Fancy! According to the College Baseball Blog, schools all over the country are going gaga for the technology. But as I recall, pro baseball is pretty picky when it comes to weird equipment, so won't that kibosh things a little?
Also, $300 for a bat? Seriously?
I want to know what you think.
(Thanks to Boing Boing for the heads up.)
That's more like cheating than taking steroids. Baseball bats are made of wood.
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Doesn't even make sense if you look at how a bat is actually swung. That part of the bat surely doesn't create that much air resistance for those little holes to help anything... but whatever people will pay money for...
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