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For a bat most have never heard of, we think Mizuno's BBCOR Hot Metal is as good as single piece alloys come. It has a good-sized barrel, a nice and slightly above average swing weight, and performs as well as any BBCOR on the market. If you want a single piece alloy off the beaten path with a good sound and decent price point, then the 2021 Mizuno Hot Metal could be your trick. Full Review

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The 33 and 34-inch BBCOR versions of the Slugger Omaha are considered end-loaded. The 29 through 32 inches are balanced. This dynamic swing weight serves those who need a 33/34 better. Overall, the 2021 BBCOR Omaha is a single-piece bat with a big barrel and decent feel. Our exit speeds show the bat performs as well as any on the market. The 2021 model only has distribution on Slugger's site directly, and that lack of awareness pushes down its relevance and demand. To make matters worse, they raised the starting price by $50 over the 2020. Its 29 through 34-inch lengths, though, do make it an option for every player that can find it. Full Review

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The StringKing BBCOR Metal is a single-piece alloy bat with a stiff feel, balanced swing, and decent sized barrel. For the price, it really can't be beaten. It's a sub $100 BBCOR bat that can hit balls about as hard as anything else. It's basic design, good grip and barrel profile make a real legitimate option for anyone in the BBCOR value game. Full Review

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