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Now that you have the wood bat, you need to take care of it.
Here are a few tips to keep your bat in great shape:
Keep your baseball bat clean. This is especially important
if you use pine tar on your bat.
The best way to clean a bat is to wipe it down with rubbing alcohol after
use.
Take a soft cloth or a wad of paper towels and wet liberally with rubbing
alcohol. Wipe down the bat from the top of the barrel down to the handle,
paying particular attention to the handle, where pine tar, sweat and grime
quickly accumulate.
To take care of dings, scrapes and scratches on the bat, try rubbing it with
a piece of bone, Dog Chewy, or another wood bat. The idea is to smooth out the
rough spots caused by play and to keep the bat’s surface smooth and
unblemished.
When it’s not in use, store your bat in a cool, dry place. Store the bat
vertically, with the handle end up.
If you take care of your bat, it will get you on base when
you step to the plate.
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Join the Northwest Independent Baseball
League
Portland's only all
Wood Bat League
"Baseball
Played the Wood Bat Way"
Spring/Summer/Fall
Adult Teams 18 + and 28+
All Spring and Summer Teams in need of
players
Try Out Information
call or email to be placed on our league
tryout list 503-208-2009
Baseball@nwibl.org
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