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Re: Aluminum Bat markings -12? I haven't been in the market for a baseball bat for some time, while looking around I'm noticing a lot of the bats have a -12 or -7 on them, I was hoping for an explaination of what this number represents. I'm guessing it has something to do with weight distribution but I'm not real sure. Thanks in advance.
> Brandon It's called the "drop". Drop 12 for example 30 in. bat 18 oz. Followups:
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