Going batty

Jack Marucci, the director of athletic training for LSU sports teams, couldn't find an affordable wooden baseball bat for his 7-year-old son. An all-state high school football player, he tried out at LSU as a 27-year-old walk-on in 2004.\n Initially skeptical, Marucci measured the bats again an...

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Published inThe Greater Baton Rouge Business Report Vol. 27; no. 26; p. 78
Main Author Dubois, Carl
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Baton Rouge Greater Baton Rouge Business Report 28.07.2009
Subjects
All star games
Aluminum
Athletes
High school football
Professional baseball
Baton Rouge Louisiana
United States > US
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Summary:Jack Marucci, the director of athletic training for LSU sports teams, couldn't find an affordable wooden baseball bat for his 7-year-old son. An all-state high school football player, he tried out at LSU as a 27-year-old walk-on in 2004.\n Initially skeptical, Marucci measured the bats again and found that in one spot, they were three millimeters thinner. Since I've been using them, I think the success has been there.
ISSN:0747-4652