Assuming you mean the batter throwing or flinging it by accident, it means he's out. At least in every amateur league I've ever seen. If you mean throwing the bat in disgust or on purpose, it means he's out of the game. However, in MLB there is no rule prohibiting "throwing a bat." There are rules that cover penalties if the thrown bat hits the ball, interference, and disagreeing with an umpire's call, but there is no rule that specifically prohibits throwing a bat in and of itself. A batter is not allowed to throw his bat after he hits the ball. In younger stages of playing ball, the players will get a warning, but in severe cases the hitter is subject to ejection.
yes as long as on the bat some where it says that this bat is approved for play in Little League
No
There are two leagues in American major league baseball, the American League and the National League. The American League has the designated hitter rule which allows for someone other than the pitcher to bat in the pitcher's place. The pitcher does not bat in the American League. The National League does not have the designated hitter rule. The pitcher does bat in the National League.
A Mako bat is a neon orange/green composite bat that is best for little league or major little league. It has great pop and sweet spot is 2/3 of the barrel
If it for use in little league, it is illegal to roll the bat. The player will be disqualified if they are caught. Try Batrolling4u.com... I've had great luck with them
That does nothing to help the bat.
A 32 bat is like a little league bat
Yes, but then the pitcher would have to bat
Is BPF 15 little league bat rating the same as 1.15
The Easton Stealth series.
yes