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Originally posted by Timmy
Maybe I need to clarify. I have no problem if players borrow another team's bat with their permission. That happens all the time. In this case a player is saying that the rules say the the other team has to let him use their bat even though they don't want him to use their bat.
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Which is one of the dumber AA rules claim I've ever heard. Hell, ASA doesn't even allow the on-deck batter to stand on the opponents side of the field, let alone give them access to equipment they don't have the right to share.
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The bat issue in softball is as much about liability, insurance and litigation as it is about competition, inflated egos and softball.
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