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What model do the MVP’s swing?  Well, that is an interesting question. Like many players, both 2017 MVP’s have tried a few different models, with a few different names.  Jose Altuve used two different models during the regular season and playoffs; the JA27 and the CC8. The CC8 is also known as the MC1/CG1, which was originally designed by Chris Coghlan. The CC8 was a combination model put together by Chris because he loved the handle of the MC1, but the barrel of the CG1. Jose agreed and even though he had his own custom model already, decided to try...

The Sam Bat One-Handed Trainer is the perfect addition to your practice regime. The one-handed trainer is a shortened Sam Bat model with added weight, perfect for hitting off of a tee and building strength in your swing. Available in 28-30 inches long, the Trainer is a must have for all coaches, teams, and players looking to take their game to the next level.  Order yours today and Add To Your Arsenal   https://sambat.com/collections/sams-select-stock-bats/products/one-handed-trainer

Balls went very far on Tuesday night! I mean faaaaar. Giancarlo Stanton hit not one, but two, home runs 497 feet. These are the longest two home runs ever recorded with modern technology. Stanton would go on to: Hit 61 home runs Hit 20 of the 21 furthest home runs Hit the longest 10 home runs Hit the ball a combined 27,187 feet An average of 445ft per home run A total of 5.14 miles  ……… with a Sam Bat!     Not so obvious is how he got that bat, or even the bat he was using in the...

There is no slow time here at Sam Bat, but there are exceptionally fast times. This week we were honored to be invited to an event with the Arizona Diamondbacks while they were in Toronto. The event was hosted by Jeff and Julia Royer. Jeff is a General Partner of the Diamondbacks and lives in Toronto, so he decided to show the players a great Canadian event! He is an avid baseball fan and works in telecommunication, cable TV, medical devices, hospitality, and wireless equipment. Sam was delighted he got to dust off his black dress overalls, head down the 401,...

Whether you made the bigs, or only played Little League, the chances are that your father played a big role in your baseball life. Any where from coaching to driving you to practice, dads are always around the baseball diamonds watching their kids play at all different levels. Every week there is a new player making his major league debut and almost every time the dad is in the stands watching. Father’s Day is a special time to help remember all that our parents have done for us, not just in baseball, but throughout our lives. Go out and play...