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YES!!! Dimpled bats were made by Jeff DiTullio, he got his idea from golfballs. The bat swings faster and reduces the drag made when you swing. This means that the air behind the bat is less and the dimples help the bat move faster through the air. Major League Baseball could have used it but then they changed the rules as soon as they heard there was a new bat out. Now the rules state that all bats have to be smooth, they also prohibit any type of "experimental" bat. But you NEVER know. Someday DiTullio's dimpled bat may be able to be used and fans of the dimpled bat everywhere will all shout "Play Ball!!"
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