Worth Baseball Bat Review

I've said that Rawlings is the Rodney Dangerfield of baseball bats and baseball bat reviews. If that's true then Worth is the Joe Piscopo of baseball bats. You know he's still out doing comedy shows somewhere on earth, but you just don't care. You should already know where I'm going on this, and it won't be pretty.

Worth has come out with the most senseless hype I've ever read in a baseball bat review. Then to top it, they promote the acronyms of this hype. This is some of their actual spin, with my sarcastic comments added:

- "Performance Inner baseball - 2 layers of composite fibers are assembled with polylayers in between

and then cured under high heat." Polylayers in-between? Cured under high heat? As baseball to

low heat?

- "Rapid Air Vacuum process (RAV) - pressurized mold holds layers in place as air is rapidly

vacuumed out of the composite structure." Oh yeah, I'm buying a bat because air was vacuumed

out of it rapidly. Hey everybody my bat's better than yours because it's got RAV!

- "Epoxy Induction Process (EIP) - a proprietary 2 part epoxy is pulled through the woven layers

under constant heat and pressure, after the Rapid Air Vacuum process is complete." Hmm looks

like RAV wasn't enough to make this bat the best in the world, it also needed EIP. So Worth bats

have "layers in-between" and "epoxy pulled through the layers". You've got to be kidding me!

How about being honest? Something along the lines of Worth bats are not the best quality bats on the market and don't stack up well against the top bats. That's why we don't charge the same as the best bats on the market! Wouldn't that make more sense? Anyway, here is what Worth is offering:

100% Composite:

Titan - Adult only 100% composite, one piece bat. Worth does not specify whether this, or any of their bats, has a stiff or flex handle. What even more confusing is that they claim it has an "aluminum layer designed for inner strength". An aluminum layer? For inner strength? Is this a composite or aluminum bat? Needless to say there are better options for low cost composite bats.

Mayhem Comp - Youth only 100% composite, one piece bat with no information on the handle. The write up on this bat is very similar to the Titan, so I'd assume they're the same bat.

100% Alloy:

Lithium Prodigy/Edge/Amp - Three names for the same bat. The name changes based on if it's an adult, senior league or youth bat. 100% alloy, one piece bat. Again no information on the handle. Go elsewhere.

Worth makes other bats that are on the bottom of the price range. Those brands are the Copperhead, Prodigy and Mutant. Yes they really name a bat the Mutant. Nothing to consider here unless you're playing t-ball.

This was by far the toughest review I've ever done but I make no apologies. Worth has a long way to go to compete in the baseball bat industry.

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Mets Baseball!

The 2009 NY Mets are poised for a run at the 2009 World Series, this time Shea Stadium won't be standing there to help. Shea Stadium has come down as I write and a new home for the NY Mets is fully erected. The NY Mets cannot say that Shea Stadium and luck have not collided in the past, for example the 1986 World Series victory over the Boston Redsox is a prime example. There was more than just wind blowing through the baseball of Boston Redsox 1st baseman, Bill Buckner. At closer look, their was also the infield dirt that grabbed his old garbled legs and would not allow him to move, leading the NY Metropolitans to that incredible World Series victory in game 7.

In 1969, during the historic chase down of the Chicago Cubs, it was the field at Shea, that beat the opponents down to the ground and all but helped the NY Mets complete that infamous drive to the finish line in dramatic fashion destroying an insurmountable lead baseball those same lovable Cubs. The NY Mets went on to beat the Baltimore Orioles in the 1969 World Series and wrapped up an unbelievable season. Let us not forget, Tug McGraw "You Gotta Believe!"

The NY Mets front office has already picked up the option on NY Mets 1st baseman Carlos Delagado (RC pictured) and has all but cut ties with Pedro Martinez and Oliver Perez. Pedro "Who is your Daddy?" Martinez has been the most expensive bust in NY Mets history. 53 Million dollars and for what? Those were clearly passion filled dollars, from a passionate General Manager, with a passionate pitcher in an old man's body that clearly could not perform. The core NY Mets are coming back, David Wright, Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran, Carlos Delgado, the biggest questions marks were at the closer position, and the newly acquired K-Rod will certainly fill those large empty Billy Wagner shoes, with Billy Wagner on the shelf for the 2009 season. Billy Wagner is likely to retire as a result of the injury. With C.C. Sabathia going to the NY Yankees, the market is weekend with starting pitching, and unless a deal can be made, the starting four looks like this. Johan Santana, Mike Pelfrey, John Maine, and Jonathan Neise vying for the fourth or fifth spot.

The new stadium poses a fresh start for the NY Mets, but what kind of team is going to lead the charge? The NY Mets need to find a ball player that is going to lead with his head and mouth, maybe not the best player but rather a player to gel all this super stardom into a playoff caliber team. If not, then the fans will feel right at home in their new quaint ballpark sitting on eggshells feeling like good old Shea.

2009 NY Mets baseball season, I can't wait! Before you sell the NY Mets up the river, be a Real Met Fan this is our year!!! this year we win!!! To find out 2009 NY Mets information click here!