What is the difference between BBCOR, USSSA, and USA certified bats?

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BBCOR, USSSA, and USA certified bats are all types of baseball bats with specific certifications for different leagues. BBCOR stands for "Batted Ball Coefficient of Restitution" and is required for high school and college play. These bats have less trampoline effect and stricter performance limits. USSSA (United States Specialty Sports Association) bats are designed for youth leagues and travel teams. They have higher performance standards and more "pop" than BBCOR bats. USA certified bats, on the other hand, are specifically approved for use in USA Baseball leagues. These bats have a similar trampoline effect to USSSA bats but with slight performance restrictions. It is crucial to use the correct certified bat for each league to ensure fairness and player safety.
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Answered Nov 2, 2023

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