By now, you’ve probably heard about baseball’s greatest innovation since the curveball: MLB’s new “torpedo” bat, the ...

Suppose the bats do make the hitters better. Good!

The torpedo bat won't be going away anytime soon based on MLB commissioner Rob Manfred's latest comments on the craze. Baseball's specialized bats which took over the league at the start of the season ...

And so far, the bat seems to be legal ... the Torpedo bat isn’t a singular design, but more a new way to build bats where you place more mass in a specific spot. There’s also some debate ...

And it has sparked a fierce debate, which is good for a slow ... MLB has strict rules about the overall dimensions. The torpedo bats are not illegal. This is not some kind of steroid trickery ...

Dingers!); I love that they’re MLB legal, but infuriating shellshocked pitchers; I love that they’re sleek weaponry for the Yankees, an Evil Empire that wears its profligateness like its pinstripes.

People quickly criticized these bats, but they remain legal as long ... the weekend and spark debate across the baseball world. Jake explains the origins of the torpedo bats and how players ...

MIT physicist Aaron Leanhardt has been credited with creating the torpedo bats. Leanhardt previously served as a hitting ...

some hitters were placing orders for the so-called torpedo bats while others were already a little exasperated by the topic and their coaches were reaching for the rulebook. But it’s all legal ...

Manfred spoke to The New York Times over the weekend, and he explained that he saw the torpedo bat as a positive for baseball ...

"I believe that issues like the torpedo bat and the debate around it demonstrate the fact that baseball ... How they work, are they legal? » Fantasy spin » | What players are saying » The Yankees hit ...

“I believe that issues like the torpedo bat and the debate ... when you have the discussions and debates about it.” In other words, the bats are legal, and the chatter about them has brought ...