The Jeb Golinkin Show

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2008-07-08T16:37:00.000-05:00

Jeb, the man's name is spelled "Jay Marriotti" not "Marriatti." It is ironic that you get this guy's name wrong as you seem to be little more than a cheap immitation of him

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561-427-0648 (fax)
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www.dtmba.com

June 30, 2008

To: Jeb Golinkin Show

From: Mike May

Dear Jeb:

I enjoyed reading your story on-line which touched on the 'wood vs. non-wood' bat issue. I represent a coalition in the baseball industry known as Don't Take My Bat Away, which is supported by players, coaches, fans, parents, bat makers, and associations such as USA Baseball, Little League Baseball, Babe Ruth Baseball, American Legion Baseball, PONY Baseball, among others. It is a group that supports "bat of choice" when it comes to selecting the type of bat one uses in the games of baseball and softball.

We take exception to your comment that “a pitcher is going to be killed when he gets hit in the head with a line drive that comes smoking off of one of these metal tennis rackets that they hit with.” Any implication that the ball comes off a metal bat at a faster speed than it does off a has no validity. The third-party research noted below supports that conclusion:

1) Since 2003, metal bats used in high schools and colleges have been scientifically regulated so that the speed of the batted balls off metal bats is comparable to that of the best major league wood bat. This standard has been adopted by the NCAA and the National Federation of State High School Associations.

2.) Bats used at the Little League level are governed by the BPF Standard which dictates that the rebound effect of the batted ball off non-wood bats cannot exceed the rebound effect of the batted ball off a wood bat. These standards (both BESR and BPF) are presented to bat makers which they must follow.

3.) A 2007 study on the "Non-Wood vs. Wood Bats" by Illinois State University concluded that "there was no statistically significant evidence that non-wood bats result in an increased incidence of severity of injury."

4.) In 2002 (before the current standards were implemented), the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) stated "Available incident data are not sufficient to indicate that non-wood bats may pose an unreasonable risk of injury." (April 5, 2002) Obviously, since then, new regulations have been put in place to reduce the performance ability of bats even more.

And, in the 2006 College World Series (where a metal bat by today's standards was used), the batting average in all games was .277, the average number of home runs per game was 0.82, and the average number of runs per game per team was 5.2. In the 2006 American League season (where a wood bat was used), the batting average in all games was .275, the average number of home runs per game was 1.12, and the average number of runs per game per team was 5.2. As you can see, it's virtually identical -- with different bats.

I would also encourage you to visit our website (DTMBA.com) and watch a video where there's an independent test on exit speeds of baseballs off wood and non-wood/metal bats. Once you get to our website, click on the "In the News" section. There's a still picture of one of the players in the "test" video and a clickable link which will enable you to watch the short segment -- about two minutes long.

Sincerely,

Mike May
Don't Take My Bat Away
6650 West Indiantown Road -- Suite 220
Jupiter, FL 33458
p: 561.427.0657
c: 561.317.6111
mmay@sgma.com
www.dtmba.com

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2008-06-29T11:42:00.000-05:00

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This fascinating blog seems to have ceased production, just as I began to be awed by the astute observations of Jeb Golinkin, whoever he may be.

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"Intents and purposes", not "intensive purposes", Jeb.