Why do batters wave giant rolls of toilet paper around on their bats when they're warming up? Are they making fun of the pitcher?
Posted Aug 30, 2021, 9:30 AM UTC
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Are they trying to "wipe" the opposing team off the field? I don't get it.
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It's a weight to make the bat seem lighter after the weight is removed
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I don't get it
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This sub is the "wrong answers only" kind. There's r/askscience, and here's r/shittyaskscience
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Thank you!
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This is subreddit for joke answers, not real ones.
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I'm gonna love it here... My revised answer:
That's the batters speculum. He'll use it to examine the catching during the at bat procedure.
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It’s clearly to demonstrate that the opposing pitchers’ pitches are shit.
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Because of COVID, it’s so obvious.
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Why this Cricket rip-off is so interesting to watch? So many stories in a game to watch and tell. — asking for a friend
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Yes.
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After they hit the ball they get diarrhea. That's why we call it 'the runs'
But they need to keep the TP at 'home' as an incentive to run as fast as possible