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could be that these batters were looking to bunt early in the count. the high-tech bats are not good for bunting, so they will have a dead bat for bunting. when the situation changes from bunt to swing, there is a need to change bats.
player still needs to request - and be granted - time for this.
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Thu Sep 14, 2006, 10:01pm
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In my experience, most of the batters who want to change bats in "midstream" seem to be doing it for reasons of comfort. They don't like the grip; they want a heavier bat or a lighter bat, etc. Must be a quirky Canadian thing.
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Canadians quirky? Nah, no one would think that!
 Just kidding!
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Fri Sep 15, 2006, 09:37am
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