Scene It? Sports Powered by ESPN

The sport fans in your family will cheer when they play the Sports DVD Edition of the interactive Scene It' board game. Featuring real video clips of the greatest moments in sports, this innovative game combines a cool social interactive board game with sports trivia and the visual excitement of the fast-growing DVD technology. Turn a flat board game into a 3-D multimedia match where players relive great moments in sports and challenge each other's sports' knowledge. Includes DVD, Flextime, gameboard, one six-sided dice, one eight-sided dice, four metal character movers, four category reference cards, 160 trivia cards with three questions each and an additional 30 buzz cards. For two or more players. Requires TV and DVD player.
Customer Review: ESPN Sports Scene It is a hit
I bought this product for my son's birthday and he was thrilled. He is a sports fanatic!! He has played this game with many of his friends and is thoroughly enjoying each game. Wonderful for the sports fanatic in your family!!
Customer Review: love scene it sports edition
i have played other scene its, but the sports edition is wonderful, also! my teenage brother, an avid sports know-it-all, loves to play this with the family!

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Choosing Your Baseball Bats

When aluminum bats were first introduced in the 1970's, batting averages rose 30 points and home run hits doubled. In the Major Leagues batters now use wooden bats instead of baseball bats made from lighter materials. They could change to the baseball bats made from aluminum or a lighter material but it would significantly change the home runs hit today and the traditional records and baseball legends would not seem as important.

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Players endorse baseball bats and many have their names on them. Baseball team logos are also represented on baseball bats.

You can buy a small wooden baseball bat for $10-$20. An aluminum bat will cost between $20-$200 or more but it won't chip or peel and the balance and weight will remain constant.

Choosing Your Baseball Bats

As children get older and more serious about the game they find there are choices to be made about which bat to buy. Baseball bats come in many widths, lengths and materials. A heavier bat gives the ball more momentum but a heavier bat also means a less speedy swing. Bats that are made from graphite or aluminum hit balls farther than baseball bats made from wood.