The bats, shaped slightly more like a bowling pin than traditional lumber, have been a source of controversy since the New ...

By now, you’ve probably heard the buzz about the latest innovation stirring debate across Major League Baseball: torpedo bats.

The move comes amid heightened interest among CPBL players in experimenting with the so-called torpedo bat, a design that has sparked considerable debate in Major League ... while fully complying with ...

The St. Louis Cardinals have one of the league's hottest offenses and they've been getting the job done without using the newly designed torpedo bat for most of the season. The New York Yankees ...

As other sports have adapted to technology advancement, popular opinion and culture shifts, baseball has been a stalwart in tradition – one of which is the bats hitters use. But in 2025, they ...

In that sense, the sudden furor over so-called torpedo bats is refreshing ... During the early days of baseball, regulations were few and far between and there was a lot of experimentation ...

Torpedo bats are different from standard bats in that the density has been redistributed, with a narrower end and more wood lower down the barrel. The ends of torpedo bats look almost like the ...

The “torpedo bat” may be more than a quirky new piece of gear. It might be the gateway to a new era in baseball — one where hitters wield highly personalized equipment tailored to their ...

In a recent interview with the New York Times, Manfred declared these innovative bats to be 'absolutely good for baseball,' igniting both excitement and debate among fans and players alike.

"I believe that issues like the 'torpedo' bat and the debate around it demonstrate the fact that baseball still occupies a unique place in our culture because people get into a complete frenzy ...

"I believe that issues like the 'torpedo' bat and the debate around it demonstrate the fact that baseball still occupies a unique place in our culture because people get into a complete frenzy over ...