The Bat Nerds

We put about 15 wiffle ball bats to the test, and narrowed down to 5 picks for the best wiffle ball bat of 2020.  If you're short on time and would rather get right to it, we picked the  Louisville Slugger C271 replica as our clear winner. Its sturdy build has seen it hold up perfectly well throughout...

Your protection on the field is paramount. An L Screen is one of the most vital pieces of equipment you need during your training sessions. For this reason, cheaping out is not an option. You need to pick something that will last you for years - The best baseball L Screens are an investment and worth spending a little...

Bought some new brand new cleats? They aren't as comfortable as the old ones, are they? What now? If you wear them to a game before they are properly broken into, you’re going to develop painful blisters on your heels or toes that will keep you from playing at all.  So remember to break in your cleats well before a game...

Picture this: It's a hot, sweaty summer day and you’ve lined up on the plate, ready to send the ball over the fence and into the stands with a massive drive. But as soon as you swing, the bat slips out your hand and goes flying. Enter bat grips. Over time,...

Baseball and softball players today have to choose from a plethora of bats. Gone are the days when wood bats were the only option available. Players who want something other than a wood bat need to consider the ‘composite vs aluminum bats’ debate. While composite bats have their benefits, the performance is pretty much...