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The -11 is the 'drop' of the bat and means that the number, in ounces, of the weight is 11 less than the number, in inches, of the length of the bat.
If the bat is 30 inches in length, the -11 signifies the weight of the bat is 19 ounces.
If the bat is 32 inches in length, the -11 signifies the weight of the bat is 21 ounces.
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