Why do the professional baseball not use aluminum bats?

Answer 1

New Answer: Really the main reason is money. A metal bat rarely breaks and can last a few seasons. Wood bats break easily and you would have to probably buy at least a dozen to last you a season of maybe 30 games.

The college age kids and younger always use aluminum bats for safety reasons.... see if the wood bat snaps then pieces could fly in a kid's eye or cut them this may give a child a fairly sever injury

Answer 2

No, they use bats made of wood, either ash or maple.

Answer 3

All of the bats must be the same length, mass, etc. And as far as them not being aluminum.. it honestly is most likely just tradition.

Answer 4

It is easier to hit a home run with an aluminum bat becuase the ball gets hit further because of the strength of the aluminum which is stronger than a wooden bats power.

Answer 5

beacuse they can't afford to buy wood bats every time the break.

Answer 6

Professional Baseball rules require the use of wooden bats only.

Answer 7

they cant use metal bats in the mlb because everyone would be hitting home runs insanely easy.

Answer 8

Tradition of wood spanning over a century. Also they seriously injure a pitcher with an aluminum bat if they hit a liner back at them.

Answer 9

because people would die