Does Josh Hamilton use a Louisville slugger 'maple' or 'ash' bat'?

Question

Does Josh Hamilton use a Louisville slugger 'maple' or 'ash' bat'?

Answer 1

hockey?

Answer 2

wrong section....although I am watching the Home Run Derby and it has nothing to do with his bat...it's his swing and use of his wrists.

Answer 3

I'm not sure it was maple. The louisville slugger maple bats usually have the big M next to the logo on the barrel - like on this bat:

http://www.justbats.com/products/detail_...

the other players last night using slugger had the M on their bats, so I think he might have been using ash.

Answer 4

Josh Hamilton can also categorize.

Answer 5

idk but he was doing a pretty good job with it!

Answer 6

its an ash bat.  look at it again you can see the grains.  if it were a louisville maple it would be an m9.

but he was usuing a flame tempered ash model C353. the flame tempering is why the grains are so dark.

Answer 7

I believe maple.

Answer 8

in the baseball section

Answer 9

Maybe ask in the baseball section. It sure looks and sounded like a maple.

Answer 10

Wrong section yes ... but does it not make you nostalgic for when our hockey idols used ash hockey sticks instead of $200 composites that break in 2 on a wrist shot?

Answer 11

I don't really care he just hit 28 bombs. I just wished he had really won.

Answer 12

Josh Hamilton does infact use a Louisville Slugger Maple Wood bat.

I could be wrong, but i believe he uses Model: C271