if there is a 80mph ball thrown to a batterhow fast will it leave the bat?
Pitch Speed 80 mphBat speed 65 mphBall leaves the bat at 98 mphSee The BESR(Ball Exit Speed Ratio) byDrJames Ashton-Miller, DrMichael Carroll,DrKenneth Johnson, DrAlan Nathan Also, in response to another answer: BPF is a rating bats have concerning their performanceIt's printed on all composite and aluminum batsA normal hardwood bat has a BPF of 1.0Bats with a higher BPF than 1.15 to 1.2 are not allowedSo if a ball leaves a wood bat at 90 mph, the fastest it is allowed to leave an aluminum bat with the same test parameters is about 103.5 mph to 108 mphBanned titanium bats had a BPF of about 1.3 to 1.35.
I think you could use wax paper or even tin foil as you just need a non porous surface.
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Pitch Speed 80 mphBat speed 65 mphBall leaves the bat at 98 mphSee The BESR(Ball Exit Speed Ratio) byDrJames Ashton-Miller, DrMichael Carroll,DrKenneth Johnson, DrAlan Nathan Also, in response to another answer: BPF is a rating bats have concerning their performanceIt's printed on all composite and aluminum batsA normal hardwood bat has a BPF of 1.0Bats with a higher BPF than 1.15 to 1.2 are not allowedSo if a ball leaves a wood bat at 90 mph, the fastest it is allowed to leave an aluminum bat with the same test parameters is about 103.5 mph to 108 mphBanned titanium bats had a BPF of about 1.3 to 1.35.
I think you could use wax paper or even tin foil as you just need a non porous surface.
