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That's bizarre. I agree that it looks melted. Never seen that type of damage to a bat before.

How many hits on that bad boy?

Curious about the bat's performance with SB12s as well.

Are you kidding me? I just typed "ASA Filthy" into that mysterious search box and found plenty of comps/reviews. So, no, I don't believe you actually searched. I think you're looking for others to do the work for you.

Jeebus . . .

Years ago, I saw the oddest play in a game I was watching. Bottom of the seventh, tying run on second base. Batter loops a single to center field and though the runner on second got a bad jump he's going to try to score anyway. The catcher sees there's going to be a play at the plate, and...

Where have you heard this? I would love to see it happen.

I cracked a Worth Wicked (2004) in roughly 75-80 swings. It was a bad omen during the year's first batting practice.

Reaper bump. Great stick here!

Bump for you, Ryan.

Your ignorance is forgiven as long as you're an Oregon Ducks fan. I can't help you if you pull for OSU, though.

Yeah, that's what I thought. Why would the OP think a bat barber would put a warning sticker on his work? I'll generously call that "counter productive."

Aren't these orange stickers on all new Worth bats now?

Good lookin' bats here.

Sorry, man. That is one shoddy conversion. Hope you get a satisfactory resolution.

Advanced planning is for sissies. I like this league director's attitude. No consequences, full steam ahead, idiocy reigns supreme!

In the time it takes to wait for a reply here you could have called worth. Though perhaps you're only getting busy signals.

That is some shoddy customer service. "It is a high performance composite bat . . . complete with manufacturer defects that don't bother us in the slightest!" Classic. They mock the word "pristine" like it's an outlandish standard for a brand new product. How dare the customer demand what he...

I think you're in the right. Why should you pay to fix their mistake? Customer service at its finest.

What the heck is a "raddle"?