I suggest bat rolling, then I get abused
by my peers. Then a couple of you post links and ads for the Big Dawg. Awesome.
But seriously, there is no need to roll that stick. Strap on some batting gloves, get in the cage, pound a couple hundred 70 mph fastballs, (rotating the bat as you go), and it's ready.
Reminds me of the bat story I've told here in years past. I'm at practice with one of my kids who was playing with a big So Cal org at the time. A couple of weeks earlier, all of the kids had just gotten new Easton's thru the org. at a discount. It was the year the black model and yellow model were both out. Anyhoo, I'm sitting with a couple dads on the hill above the field, watching live batting practice. My buddies kid takes a big hack, hits it off the end of her new Easton, and the bat seemingly blows apart. The end cap flies about ten feet out in front of her. Everyone is kinda frozen for a sec, then my buddy jumps up out of his lawn chair, drops his red cup, and is running down to the field.....I'm thinking, wtf is he running down there for? Why not just walk? He sprints out onto the field, grabs the bat out of her hands, grabs the end cap, and runs back up to where we are sitting. I notice that none of the on field coaches seem to be surprised or interested in his sprint, or in looking at the bat. That's odd, I thought.....
He gets back up to where we are sitting and I look at the end of the bat and its got lots of glue in it, and powder all around the inner walls. That was my first experience with the doctored bat. No word on whether he turned it in for warranty replacement