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Questions and Answers for 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 Black Senior League
I order this Bat on Saturday and it still has not been delivered to my house. When will it be at my house?
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My son is 13 years old. I'm looking for a balanced weight, drop 5 bat with a smooth barrel for him. I bought the drop 5 Lousville Slugger Exogrid 3 and it felt great, but his Little League said it was not legal because the TPX letters were rough and could scuff the balls I was told. Any 32/27 bats you highly recommend? Thank you.
Some of the top 32" 27 oz. -5 bats on the market that would be legal for Little League are; 2013 Marucci Black 2: MSBB25, 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 and 2014 DeMarini Voodoo: DXVD5. All will have smooth barrels and the most balanced bat out of these three will be the Marucci Black 2.
Which bat is better, the Marucci Team or Rawlings 5150?
Both are great bats. The Marucci Team and the Rawlings 5150 are balanced one-piece alloy bats.
Is this bat approved for high school play?
No, the 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 Black Senior League will not be approved for high school. The bat must be stamped with BBCOR to use it in high school.
I looking for a bat for my 11 year old son what size do I need?
For an 11 year old, I would recommend going with the 30" 25 oz. model of the 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 Black Senior League bat.
In this Q&A you say the PREBCOR bat performs like any other Senior bat but in the Q&A under the CAT5 it states that the PREBCOR does not perform as well. Can you clear this up? Thanks.
This information comes from Marucci. The preBCOR Cat 5 was designed to perform to the same standards Adult BBCOR bats have to meet. That is not the case with the 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5. This bat is designed to perform similar to other Senior League bats on the market.
Can you compare the Marucci MSBT5 to the TPS Omaha -5 Senior league?
Both the 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR and the Louisville Slugger TPS Omaha will be very similar in performance and feel. The Omaha will be slightly more balanced than the 2013 Marucci Team.
Is this bat approved for PONY baseball?
Yes. The 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 is approved for play in PONY.
Does the PREBCOR affect the pop in the bat at all? What would be better the Marucci Team or old Marucci Black?
No the PREBCOR 2013 Marucci team will perform like any other senior league bats. The Marucci Team, and the Marucci Black will have the same amount of pop, but if you are better with a two-piece bat go with the Black, and if you are better with a one-piece bat go with the Team.
What is the difference between the preBCOR -5 model and the cat5 -5 model?
The 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 is actually very similar to the Marucci CAT 5: MSB25 as both are made with Marucci's high-end alloy. The biggest difference is that the 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 has a new grip to better reduce sting and vibration.
A preBCOR bat is heavier than your standard senior league bat. Does this feel alot different from a regular senior league bat or about the same?
The 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR: MSBT5 Black is a -5 bat that is weighted the same as other -5 Senior League bats.
What does it mean by preBCOR?
The 2013 Marucci Team preBCOR is a -5 model that serves as a good transition to the -3 BBCOR model. It is a good length to weight ratio to transition to the -3.
What is the difference between this one and the old marucci black?
The Marucci Team is a one-piece alloy bat. The Marucci Black is a two-piece bat with an alloy barrel and composite handle.
What's the difference between this one, and the red and blue?
There is no difference in the Marucci Team Senior league bats. Marucci just offered these in a different variety colors.
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