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Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory provided the bats to see just how many it would take to outweigh the bull.

Mikes Motive tipped the scales at 1,480 pounds, which is about 600 pounds more than a cart full of 400 Louisville Slugger bats. "That just shows how big these bulls are that we're getting on every ...