Category5 vs Resmondo - CONDENSED GAME - 2020 USSSA Major World Series! 

He did not play this year

@@sw48 ok thnx, hope he decides to play again he was a great player !

Interesting. One thing I never pay attention to is bats or what bats someone swings so I honestly don't know even though I see these players play like 20 tournaments a year.

Thanks for the reply. Been watching your videos since day one. BLD in my area (northern Cali) is still shut down so your channel is my happy place. I’ll try and help you out and make a list of the bats in the comments. I’ll do my best.

Yes

@@sw48 DW is the Pro M 375 going to be the ball for 2021 ?

The word is they will start the season with the Pro M and the new 240 bat compression standard so they think the less hot bats will help with the liveliness of the Pro M. We shall see.

@@sw48 Lots of the Conference guys smash anything ... Wondering how this trickles down to Rec or League play ...

I don't think the bat standard changes for rec or league play. The old 220 bats are still grandfathered in until they break. But new bats made will be 240 bats.

I believe a few played on Seminoles this year out of Oklahoma who just missed making the Major World Series and also Geno Buck who played for them at the end of the season.

Category5 played a decent game there for their first time at the Major

@@sw48 I agree it's just seems as a Canadian fan I see 3 teams that rise above all the rest and its obvious to see

Upper level softball is like college football. You have Major, AA, A, and B level teams.

They do. I have played in a couple and they are a blast. They don't happen often though.

@@SluggerStark Those sound like fun. Closer games. Less offense. Maybe more strategy involved?

@@I_Eat_Meat12345 Yes, it is much more like baseball. If you miss hit, the bat won't bail you out. It can be pretty humbling for some guys. That said, a good hitter is still going to hit the ball well with a wood bat. But yes, lots of fun, alot more emphasis on defence. I also see alot more walks in wood bat softball. You have to be more selective with pitches and only take a cut at ones that are in your wheelhouse.

@@SluggerStark That sounds like a lot of fun🙂

@@I_Eat_Meat12345 It is a blast! Different, more balanced game and you don't have to worry about shaved bats or failing bats. .52 COR balls will fly off a wood bat if you do your part. You should keep your eye out for a wood bat tourney and put a team in. You could also put a local tourney on yourself. I have been considering doing that myself. :)