Windsor company secures license for handcrafted baseball bats in major leagues

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A Windsor, Ontario, baseball bat company, Backyard, has received a license for its handcrafted bats to be used by elite players in major leagues. This marks a significant achievement for the company, founded in 2004 by Paul LaMantia and his father. Backyard has transitioned from handcrafting bats to using a CNC machine at its Michigan branch, improving production quality. The company aims to meet strict standards and quality checks for its products. LaMantia expressed excitement about the milestone, noting that New York Yankees player D.J. LeMahieu has committed to using their bats this season. This development positions Backyard as a growing player in the competitive baseball equipment market.


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