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Originally Posted by wadeintothem
It's still ASA problem and the bat thing is still well out of hand, which is ASA's fault. They set their standards... Manufacturers like to make money so they comply, ASA is now chasing their tail because obviously ASA goofed up.
The ONLY banned bats SHOULD be: Hot bats (bats designed to intentionally be outside ASA specs) modified bats, and damaged bats.
Any thing else represents MAJOR failures on the part of the ASA bat cert program.
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I now yield the floor to my esteemed colleague from the fine state of Delaware, Irishmafia.
