Re: Mystery white substance on a bat.... what is it?
A few more thoughts on BP baseballs, game used balls,and the mud.
Anyone who collects game hit baseballs will tell you that not all of them have the same amount of mud on them. I guess it depends on the pitcher's preference (you see them rubbing the mud off while on the mound), how many times the ball has been put back into play, etc...
I have balls that are as slick as a babies butt and brownish in color because of the mud on the them.
I also have balls, authenticated by MLB mind you, that don't look to have any mud on them at all. Very white except for the dirt or grass or bat marks or the combination on them.
A few more thoughts on BP baseballs, game used balls,and the mud.
Anyone who collects game hit baseballs will tell you that not all of them have the same amount of mud on them. I guess it depends on the pitcher's preference (you see them rubbing the mud off while on the mound), how many times the ball has been put back into play, etc...
I have balls that are as slick as a babies butt and brownish in color because of the mud on the them.
I also have balls, authenticated by MLB mind you, that don't look to have any mud on them at all. Very white except for the dirt or grass or bat marks or the combination on them.
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