DeMarini The Goods, 2022, 31” BBCOR

DeMarini The Goods BBCOR Baseball Bat: WTDXGIC22 Behold the bat that all power hitters will be clamoring to hold! The Goods BBCOR is back again and ready to bop baseballs beyond outfield fences. Bat Benefits They have built it in the two-piece, hybrid (alloy barrel and composite handle) design that power hitters have come to trust for many years. Specifically, the barrel is built with X14 Alloy that features the most consistent barrel walls possible. This material has been designed especially with power hitters in mind. And don’t gloss over the connection point of the bat. DeMarini is once again using their Direct Connection point which should allow for a nice and solid feel at contact with a baseball (almost like a one-piece bat). Power hitters really enjoy this connector piece because it allows them to feel like all of the power that they put into the swing also gets put into the baseball. They get these power advantages all the while the connection piece limits the vibration that can get to their hands on a miss-hit. Lastly, the bat will display a barrel-loaded feel that is going to be specifically enjoyed by batters who can put a real power charge into a baseball. If you are more of a contact hitter and are looking to place the ball strategically all over the field, you might pass up on this one.

The Goods series from DeMarini is available in BBCOR, USA, and USSSA and features a hybrid "Half + Half" construction, combining an alloy barrel with a composite handle. Designed for power hitters, it offers an end-loaded swing weight and effective energy transfer. With its X14 Alloy Barrel, The Goods ensures maximum stiffness and a large sweet spot, resulting in exceptional pop.

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The Goods is a top performer and the newest model is the most expensive hybrid bat on the market. It's an end loaded bat for that power hitter in your lineup. The alloy is strong, and it has a good whip to it. Overall, The Goods is in the top five in the hybrids for both BBCOR and youth. The youth was less popular because it was a heavier-feeling.

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Tony Benz (Bat Seller)