The New York Yankees' use of the torpedo bat has caused some controversy but they're not the first team to utilise the new shape.

By Monday, 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 ...

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.

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

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

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 ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred weighed in on the use of torpedo bats across Major League Baseball after they caused a big stir ...

"I believe that issues like the torpedo bat and the debate around it demonstrate the fact that baseball ... How they work, ...

"They're absolutely good for baseball," Manfred said. In an interview with The Athletic, Manfred said that the use of torpedo bats can do wonders for the sport. He also said that it's a welcoming ...

For its part, MLB has confirmed the bats are legal, with players across the ... "I believe that issues like the 'torpedo' bat and the debate around it demonstrate the fact that baseball still ...