- In baseball, a
corked bat is a
specially modified baseball bat that has been
filled with cork or
other less
dense substances to make the bat lighter. A...
- be responsible, and a wine
found to be
tainted on
opening is said to be
corked or "corky". Cork
taint can
affect wines irrespective of
price and quality...
- The 1994
Cleveland Indians corked bat
incident took
place on July 15, 1994, at
Comiskey Park in
Chicago during a game
between the
Cleveland Indians and...
-
Caulk boots or calk
boots (also
called cork boots,
timber boots,
logger boots,
logging boots, or corks) are a form of
rugged spike-soled
footwear that...
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dressing room
where he
replaced Belle's
corked bat with a teammate's bat. The
revelation of Belle's use of
corked bats was
later given more
emphasis when...
-
before opening.
After opening, it can be kept for up to two months, if
corked and refrigerated.
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- Rays game in the
first inning when
umpires discovered he had been
using a
corked bat.
Major League Baseball confiscated and
tested 76 of Sosa's
other bats...
- a
founding producer of the CBC
Radio One show Q.
Borel is the
author of
Corked: A
Memoir (2009).
Borel was born in Toronto. She
studied journalism at the...
- Rose's
Corked Bat". Deadspin.
Gawker Media.
Archived from the
original on June 16, 2016.
Retrieved June 16, 2016. Littmann,
Chris (June 8, 2010). "
Corked Bats...
- them to
swing the bat
faster compared to a
solid wood bat of
equal size. A
corked bat is one with some of its
interior removed and
replaced with a lighter...
