Good Post Spanky, I could not agree with you more! Composite bats have created an undue risk on the field of play. Since the 1970’s aluminum bats hit the market because of their durability, but as technology evolved into lighter alloys and composites, the bats main selling point went from durability to performance. Composite bats offer increased bat speed and a bigger sweet spot allowing the ball with more velocity. It makes hitters look better than they are. Many leagues are adopting policies that ban composite and are returning to wood due to the safety factor. Recently, the New York City Council has mandated that players in all high school baseball games played in the city must use solid wood bats or composite wood bats which are approved by Major League Baseball for minor league use. Catholic Schools are already on board. I also believe that LIBA has banned full composite bats from their league.