A BBCOR bat is a type of baseball bat certified for use in high school and collegiate play. BBCOR stands for "Batted Ball Coefficient of Restitution".
Purpose: The primary purpose of the BBCOR%20certification is to regulate bat performance and make bats perform more like wood bats, increasing player safety and promoting a more balanced game.
Standard: The BBCOR standard limits the trampoline effect (how much a ball rebounds off the bat) of non-wood bats. Bats must meet a specific coefficient of restitution to be certified.
Material: BBCOR bats can be made from various materials, including alloy and composite.
Regulation: High school and college baseball organizations, such as the NCAA and NFHS, require the use of BBCOR certified bats.
Performance: BBCOR bats generally have less "pop" than non-BBCOR bats or older BESR-certified bats, resulting in batted balls with lower exit velocities.
Identification: BBCOR bats are easily identifiable by the BBCOR stamp on the bat, which is usually near the taper or barrel. The BBCOR%20stamp signifies that the bat meets the standards set by the governing bodies.
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