Poll: Should High School Baseball Switch to Wood Bats?

A small but growing number of high school leagues have begun to switch to wood bats, for both financial and safety reasons. What do you think?


6 Responses to “Poll: Should High School Baseball Switch to Wood Bats?”

  1. Nick Frese Says:

    They are fools if they don’t switch to wood. Using aluminum in this day and age makes zero sense.

  2. Devlyn Says:

    Only softball players should use aluminum bats. Everyone else should use wood.

  3. Kevin Moore Says:

    Too many kids grow not even having used a wood bat until reaching a wood bat league, if they make it that far. Using wood bats gives a hitter a better idea of how well they are actually making contact and what to do with any kind of bat(wood, aluminum, hybrid, etc.).

  4. Dan Says:

    Using wood bats gives a scout a true representation of a player’s talent and will reduce the number of bloop hits over short and second.

  5. Bat Safety and the Aluminum vs Wood Bat Debate Says:

    [...] high schools and colleges across the nation, the debate about aluminum bat safety continues. Play Ball USA and Ron Cacini offer helpful words in this video. Cacini doesn’t try [...]

  6. Cathy Begeal Says:

    Some of the issues are still unresolved I feel :/

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