A bat with good pop refers to its ability to generate significant power and distance when making contact with the ball. This typically means the bat is capable of hitting the ball hard, resulting in extra-base hits or home runs. Factors contributing to good pop include the bat's material, weight distribution, and barrel size, which together enhance performance and provide a satisfying "ping" upon contact. Players often seek bats with good pop to improve their hitting effectiveness.
when they say that they mean the bat has no more bounce or energy when in contack with the ball
The lightest type of wooden bat i have used has been Ash, it is very durable, light and has a good pop to it.
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Probably either a Stealth or any Tpx bat is good. They have a lot of pop to them which will carry the ball further.
the cf4 is the better bat it has great pop
I have an exo grid and a Triton the exo grid has more pop but the Triton has a bigger sweet spot so u wont pop out as much with the Triton
There is no acronym for POP in baseball. It can follow pop-up, pop out and pop fly. Pop meaning it was hit off the bat.
It is all down to preference. I have used both bats and see the Voodoo as a slight difference in weight (heavier) but I have also gotten more pop with it. The CF5 will give you much more bat speed. I prefer the Voodoo. It's a great bat with serious pop and increases over time. Good Luck, Hope it Helped! -Dan
Pop out (4) Second Baseman
Swing it in live batting practice. Just hitting of a tee will help, but you will never know for sure until you hit live pitching. But definitely try it out in practice, not in a game. Hitting live pitching will let you know if you can swing the bat and hit a fastball, but still hold up and hit a curveball or changeup. You want to be able to have good bat speed, but a bat too light will not provide much power.
2011: stealththe new composite easton speed*Answered in 2011*2013: The best bat in 2013 is the Easton S1 or XL1. Yes they're pricey but its worth the money. Trust me!*Answered in 2013*
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