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I don't know what your talking about but if your talking about what their rubbing on the bat, then its pine tar. It's a sticky substance that gives grip. If your wondering what is on it while their swinging the bat, its a Baseball doughnut. These add weight to the baseball bat so when their at-bat they swing the bat faster. Doughnuts range from 2oz.-16oz.
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