RENTON, Wash. -- Players have been altering bats for decades in a bid to improve their grip -- adding pine-tar or some specialized grip tape, maybe shaving the handle slightly to make it thinner.
In January, local bat-maker Ray DeMarini had plenty of ideas on how deep-pocketed Wilson Sporting Goods Co. might advance his plans. Now, nine months after Wilson bought DeMarini Sports Inc. for $18 ...
Baseball’s version of laying on hands deals more with palm and finger placement on the bat than healing the afflicted. In any case, batters, too, hope for miracles. Lehigh Valley IronPigs middle ...
Iconic bat maker struggles amid crowded field and changing times Marucci Bat Company%2C founded in 2002%2C challenges Slugger as top choice in majors Players say bat choice all about feel and not ...
RENTON, Wash. (AP) Players have been altering bats for decades in a bid to improve their grip - adding pine-tar or some specialized grip tape, maybe shaving the handle slightly to make it thinner.
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