2024-12-16
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After the election, the economy feels like one big huh.
Good thing.
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We were having a big coach's party and I remember our engineer saying, hey, the NCAA just told me that they're gonna decertify our bats.
They tested some bats and they said the bats in the field were testing higher than the limit, that it was.
Bouncing back too hard, which meant that it would give a player an unfair adv.
That's correct.
And I literally couldn't speak all of our bats in the market.
We're going to have to recall and we have the hottest bat right now in the market.
And I remember walking back to my hotel thinking the company was done.
Wow.
And it was a multimillion dollar hit for a company that didn't have money.
Welcome to How I Built this, a show about innovators, entrepreneurs ideal and the stories behind the movements they built.
I'm Guy Raz, and on the show today, how a bad shoulder injury turned a ballplayer into a businessman who built Marucci Sports into one of the biggest brands on the baseball field.
Since 1884, a single brand, Louisville Slugger, has been virtually synonymous with one sport, baseball.