On Monday, bat manufacturer Louisville Slugger posted a sneak peek of the pink torpedo bat Cincinnati Reds ' star Elly De La ...

The Yankees’ new "Torpedo Bat" is shaking up MLB with record-breaking homers—and stirring controversy across fan bases.

Torpedo bats have caused much controversy and debate over their inclusion in Major League games since their invention.” Liam ...

The Yankees debuted a new style of baseball bat on March 28th, which added more wood to the barrel of the bat to increase the maximize players’ ability to hit the ball hard. Yankees players claimed ...

To be fair, not all that production was done by the torpedo bat. Reigning American League MVP Aaron Judge doesn't use the torpedo bat. But much of the production came from players trying the new ...

The bat was invented by Aaron Leanhardt, who thought he could maximize the “sweet spot” for hitting while increasing velocity. Torpedo bat users seem to be hitting homers for fun, which might ...

Nine of those came from five Yankees who used the torpedo bat. Aaron Leanhardt, the creator of the torpedo bat, told The Athletic, “The bats — with their torpedo-like shape — are custom made ...

In the bottom of the eighth inning Friday night, Cal Raleigh faced Rangers reliever Chris Martin, tangled in a 3-3 tie. With a 1-0 count, Martin let an endangered 90-mph cutter creep lazily across ...

Developed by Yankees minor league hitting coordinator and former MIT physicist, Aaron Leanhardt, the torpedo bat redistributes weight to where the player is most likely to make contact ...