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As with most other organizations, Nations has issued their rule change for approved bats effective immediately.  These rules will be enforced at tournaments & league play out at Ford Park.

[center]Rule Change for Approved Bats

Big barrel bats (2 3/4' or 2 5/8') are legal if they are -10 or heavier
If a bat is lighter than -10 and has a two piece design (composite shaft with alloy barrel) it must be 2 1/4 barrel and have a BPF 1.15 certification or it is not legal (no big barrel).
If the bat is lighter than -10 it may not be a full composite bat regardless of barrel size
All Alloy bats that are lighter than -10 are legal[/center]

Ron Mathis, South Texas State & Regional Director of Nations Baseball
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As with most other organizations, Nations has issued their rule change for approved bats effective immediately.  These rules will be enforced at tournaments & league play out at Ford Park.

[center]Rule Change for Approved Bats

Big barrel bats (2 3/4' or 2 5/8') are legal if they are -10 or heavier
If a bat is lighter than -10 and has a two piece design (composite shaft with alloy barrel) it must be 2 1/4 barrel and have a BPF 1.15 certification or it is not legal (no big barrel).
If the bat is lighter than -10 it may not be a full composite bat regardless of barrel size
All Alloy bats that are lighter than -10 are legal[/center]

Ron Mathis, South Texas State & Regional Director of Nations Baseball
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So a Louisville Slugger TPX Triton that is 2 3/4 inch 29-19 is LEGAL, right??
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  • 2 months later...
Back in the day of wooden bats you did not see the long ball as much as we do these days. Now we have hugh changes in the way
that pitches are coached in their mechanics, also we see the same for batters. Even though wooden bats have the ability to give some
of the drops in weight it will take away alot of the big hit and i feel the pitchers will have the advantage. I see alot of kids that throw
much faster than in the good ole' days of the wooden bats. Is the bat restriction just a knee jerk reaction or is it warranted by injuries.
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