If they started wooden bats at an earlier age, it would also probably help the hitters. They would get more used to using the wooden bats, would strengthen their hitting. I think one of the issues might be, some of those kids just aren't strong enough to wield wooden bats at the younger levels. Yeah, you could say tough, let the kids who can use the wooden bats play instead, but you can't ask high schools/colleges to kick people off the team because they are still developing physically. That's what I think the real reason is.
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