Tater Baseball

Sket One: Phase 1 (featured in MLB The Show)

  • Maple
  • Drop not stated
  • Barrel not stated
  • Handle not stated
  • Knob not stated
  • Balance not stated
Tater Baseball Sket One: Phase 1 (featured in MLB The Show), game wood bats, adult: photo from Tater Baseball
Lengthsnot stated
Barrelnot stated
Handlenot stated
Knobnot stated
Balancenot stated
Photo: Tater Baseball

Facts as the maker states them, read 13 Oct 2026

The page describes a maple bat that translates a virtual in-game bat skin from MLB The Show into a real, hand-crafted wood bat. It states the bat is crafted from high grade maple and carries an ink dot, but gives no knob, handle, barrel, length or model code.

WoodMaple
What this means

Dense and hard, the most common pro wood. Hits hard and holds up when the player squares the ball up; breaks rather than flakes when mis-hit. Quality varies a lot by maker.

Tip: Maple from a good maker is the best wood bat money can buy; maple from a cheap one is the worst.

Wood gradeMLB-grade
Ink dotYes
What this means

An ink dot on the handle shows the maker tested the grain slope. It is required for maple and birch bats used in pro ball and is a good sign of wood selection on any bat.

Compared on the pagetranslates a virtual in-game bat skin from MLB The Show into a real, hand-crafted wood bat
Warranty30-day limited warranty on structural cracking under normal field use
AvailabilityIn stock
The maker says
  • The bat is crafted out of high grade maple.
  • The same QA standards apply to every retail bat it ships as to the bats it cuts for pro hitters.
  • Maple has been the pro standard for over 20 years.
Sourcetaterbaseball.com, product page, read 13 Oct 2026

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  • Tater Baseball (maker site)On the maker's own site, chosen by the maker: Stock maple wood batsRating: X12 Pro 4.7, X6 Pro 4.9, Torpedo wood bat 4.8 (all out of 5)Reviews: 83 (X12 Pro), 35 (X6 Pro), 13 (Torpedo)Liked on the maker's site: Balance and pop; Quality and design; Customer service; Long-term use without trouble (per testimonials)
  • ThingtestingOther source: Brand page0 reviews

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