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Marlins face the U. of Miami this spring

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Do they use wooden bats or do we use metal bats?

 

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I'm pretty sure they use wooden.

 

Can you imagine seeing Cabs and Lowell tee off using aluminum bats against college level pitchers?

I'm pretty sure they use wooden.

 

Can you imagine seeing Cabs and Lowell tee off using aluminum bats against college level pitchers?

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Marlins use wooden, I think UM uses aluminum...

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Blog entry from last year's game.

 

http://beisbol.blogspot.com/2004_02_29_beisbol_archive.html

Marlins beat Hurricanes 7-6 in exhibition opener

 

AP Story

 

RHP Delvin James gave up 5 runs in one inning to the Hurricanes, who were using wooden bats, many of them for the first time in a competitive context. This is definitely not the way to impress the coaching staff.

 

IF Damion Easley hit a two-run homer and IF Felipe Crespo singled in a run in the ninth inning to win the game. What does it mean? Absolutely nothing. Let's not start talking about the old World Series close-game magic during Spring Training. We'll start to sound like the Yankees fans talking about their "mystique".

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