Tuesday January 7th 2020 02:00:44 PM
Last week, Phoenix Bats hit the road down to Nashville, Tennessee to attend the annual American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Convention and show off some of our products at the convention…
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Friday November 15th 2019 03:49:00 PM
The holiday season is fast approaching, and that means the holiday shopping season is already in full swing for many of us (and still a month and a half away for others of us). It can be a stressful…
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Thursday September 5th 2019 04:49:31 PM
No matter what kind of hitter you are, or what kind of bat you have, you could be losing precious power due to flawed technique. The steps detailed here are designed to address one issue: swinging the…
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Thursday August 22nd 2019 01:59:42 PM
A lot goes into picking the right bat for you, and we at Phoenix Bats want to make sure you’re making the most informed decision every time you buy. Today we’re going to focus on softball bats; this h…
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Friday July 12th 2019 01:59:19 PM
Many great things are made from the maple tree: syrup, sugar, Canada…. so why not baseball bats? Apparently that’s the question baseball bat manufacturers asked themselves in the mid-1990s. Sure enoug…
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Sunday July 7th 2019 11:02:47 AM
If you’ve been following baseball in the past few decades, you are likely familiar with birch bats and their increasing popularity. Birch is a relatively new wood in the market, hitting the scene quic…
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Friday March 1st 2019 01:57:43 PM
Professional players in the Bigs and Minors are only allowed to swing a wood bat, made from a single piece of wood. The primary woods used–to best balance swingability with durability–are maple, ash,…
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Thursday January 17th 2019 02:16:49 PM
What Is the Difference Between Ash and Maple Bats?The main difference between ash and maple bats is the density and strength. Maple is the strongest and most dense without much give, while ash wood is…
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Monday November 18th 2013 03:46:34 PM
Coming off the successful transition to the catcher’s position, while still putting up solid at-the-plate numbers, Tony (playing in the minors for the Mudcats in Zebulon, North Carolina) felt it was a…
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Monday August 12th 2013 04:44:20 PM
Alright everyone, I’ve been in Carolina for 2 ½ months with the Class A Mudcats and it’s been quite an experience! I'm getting to play catcher a lot. While nerve-racking at first, I'm having a lot of…
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Wednesday October 14th 2009 08:38:15 AM
America's past time is a hard one. Be it baseball or softball, it's difficult for a batter to consistently get good contact. If you succeed in getting on base just 30% of the time, you're probably on…
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Monday August 24th 2009 08:43:04 AM
All ball players dream of the day when they get to step to the plate in a professional game. But let’s stretch this dream a bit, take a step back, and go through the entire process of what it would be…
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