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06-16-2020, 01:17 PM
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The guys on here are a HUGE help; but do yourself a big favor and get Vince Malta's Complete Guide to Louisville Sluggers.
Be very, very careful when you buy stuff. The tiniest detail can make all the difference between a legit gamer and a store model. Do lots and lots of research. Ask lots of questions. But have fun! To me, there is absolutely nothing like handling a bat that you know Joe DiMaggio once used, or Wade Boggs (hi Ben). I walk into my baseball room all the time randomly, and just pick up some vintage lumber. I love it. You never know whose bat will pop up next. Sean 
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