Corked Bats
Cindy C.
cindysphynx at comcast.net
Thu Jun 5 13:07:30 UTC 2003
Haggridd:
> There are different rules for tennis and for major league
>baseball.
Interesting. Is it true that in professional tennis you can use any
racket you want? They don't have an approved range or specs?
> The composition and dimensions of baseball bats are strictly
>defined and limited. A corked bat is lighter at the end and allows
>for a greater speed during a swing, making it possible to drive a
>baseball farther, thereby conferring an unfair advantage over a
>lawful bat.
Baseball is so weird! If a corked bat is a way of cheating, why
don't they inspect or X-ray bats players use, just the way they test
people for drugs?
Cindy -- who has watched very few baseball games, but who did see
what happened to poor Bill Buckner in the World Series and still
feels badly for the guy
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