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If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

Why does college baseball use metal bats? While there’s some nuance to the subject, the answer to why college baseball uses metal bats is relatively straightforward — it’s cheaper.

While metal bats have become synonymous with college baseball and differentiated it from the major and minor leagues, why are they used instead of wood?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?

If you’re required to buy a wooden bat, or you want to get comfortable with using one, which wooden baseball bat should you get?