Louisville Slugger Maple Wood Bat: MLBHMYG Youth

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by Starlin Castro

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A very good bat for young kids. I bought it when i was ten and used it again at 13 and broke on the first swing. AWESOME FOR YOUNG PLAYERS!

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by CoachRyaninHudson

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Excellent wood bat at a great price. 7 year old son swings it stronger than his Omaha LE. Good for training.

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None.

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by jg

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Good weight distribution and pop. Bought a 28" for my 10-year-old to use in a wood bat tournament and he liked it so much he's talking about using it instead of his Easton Quantum in league play.

Cons:
Dark finish gets marked up easily.

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How long do you think this bat will last for a 14 year old?

Asked by S on May 12, 2012

The Louisville Slugger Maple Wood (MLBHMYG) is a youth model. For that age we would suggest moving them into an a adult model. You could run into some durability issues using this model for a 14 year old.

John Expert ·May 12, 2012

What is the difference between this bat and the Louisville Slugger MLBM9YBH? Also, my 9 year old son swings a 29" -12 alloy, should I go with a 28" wood bat? He is 4ft 5in, 65 lbs.

Asked by njAndrew on Apr 16, 2012

The MLBM9YBH uses a higher grade maple than the MLBHMYG. Normally we would recommend a 29" bat based on his height and weight. However, wood bats are going to be much heavier so the 28" would be a better length for him.

Kara Expert ·Apr 16, 2012

Do you think this bat would be good for a 10 year old boy because I want to use something besides an aluminum bat?

Asked by Kristofer on Apr 06, 2012

I think so. This wood bat is a good bat for a younger player and is a good choice for his first wood bat.

Tyler Expert ·Apr 06, 2012

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