Baum Bats Legal For AABC Season League Play

PHOENIX, Feb. 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) has approved the Baum Bat, the world's strongest bats, for use in season league play for all tournaments.

The Baum Bat blends 20 years of research and development with a love of the game, producing an almost indestructible composite wood bat with the feel, sound and look of wood.

For baseball fans the crack of a wood bat, connecting with the ball in the sweet spot is bound to bring back nostalgic memories of summers past. The sound of a breaking bat may be just as nostalgic, but less gratifying, at least for the hitter.

"Learning to hit with wood is a skill that takes time and adds up to a lot of broken bats," said Richard Neely, president of AABC. "Reintroducing Baum's composite wood bats for AABC league play preserves the tradition of wood bat play, while offering players a virtually indestructible bat."

Baum Enterprises was recently purchased by Ben Boulware, a former pro-baseball player, and moved to Scottsdale Arizona, where the original  composite wood bat design is still being produced. 

"Keeping true to the original design of the composite wood bat invented by Steve Baum in 1993 is essential to making Baum Bats the best in the game," says Boulware. "As a former pro-player I know how important it is to have a bat as strong as you."

About AABC:
American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) strives to enlarge and advance the scope of amateur baseball by stimulating interest and competition and to provide a sound, experienced organization to assist and educate local groups in obtaining the maximum health and citizenship values.

About Baum Enterprises:
Baum Enterprises, the maker of the world's strongest composite wood bat, is the result of 20 years of intensive research and development, blending technology with a love of the game to produce a superior bat, for superior athletes, who need a bat

Baum Bat is BBCOR approved and has been used for minor league play by Major League Baseball (MLB), the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the National Federation of High Schools (NFHS).

SOURCE Baum Enterprises

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