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[1] Professional Baseball only allows wooden bats. They tend to be made of ash, particularly the white ash of Pennsylvania. But other woods such as bamboo, hickory, and maple have been allowed. Unfortunately, hickory's heavy, and maple tends to shatter. [2] Amateur baseball allows wood and metall alloy bats.

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It depends on the company. For instance, Louisville Slugger has its own wood production company, but also outsources with a few different timber companies, most of them in the New York/Pennsylvania area. Holman uses a company out of the Catskills, which he says produces better quality maple.

from: http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3540538

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I believe they used to be made of ash.

Previous is correct, and is the traditional wood that is used ... however Maple is also being used lately. Birch is also used.

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depends on the bat. i have one that is made of Carbon Nanotube

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maple
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The first pro bat was made of white ash.

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Hickory

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