A Baseball Bat Is A Specially Designed Wooden Or Metal Club Used In The Sport Of Baseball To Hit The Ball Thrown By The Pitcher. The Bat Has A Long, Cylindrical Shape With A Narrow Handle And A Wider Hitting Surface At The Top, Called The Barrel.

The Leather Covering Of The Ball Is Traditionally White, But It Can Also Be Colored, And It Is Stitched With Red Thread In A Figure-eight Pattern. The Stitching Is Important Because It Affects The Ball’s Aerodynamics, Allowing Pitchers To Control The Movement Of The Ball As It Travels Through The Air.