Philadelphia Phillies reliever Matt Strahm proposed such a deal on Monday, saying hitters can "use whatever bat they want," ...

Everyone in and around baseball seems to have an opinion on the "torpedo" bats now being used by several New York Yankees ...

But let’s also not rule out — if the hitters can use “accessories” (talc, sticky stuff) to assist with their grip in at-bats, why can’t pitchers?

The second game of the new season saw the New York Yankees put up a historic offensive performance. The Yankees blew out the ...

Sports are in constant evolution, and baseball is not an exception. In Major League Baseball, the introduction of the "torpedo bat" has monopolized the conversation during the inau ...

The introduction of the "torpedo bat" has dominated the ... while others used a Pelican Grip substance so strong it would leave residue from the baseball's leather on their fingers.

Some guys like top-heavy, some guys like hand-loaded bats,” Bellinger said ... not have a cup at the tip deeper than an inch. Bat grip substances also can't go longer than 18 inches from ...

Former Yankees infielder Kevin Smith explained this new bat shape is called the "torpedo" and was designed by someone in the ...

Everything that happens in and around MLB has some additional context when viewed from a fantasy baseball perspective. From ...

If things had gone the way people thought it would in 2023, Chase Dollander would not be preparing for his Major League debut ...

Torpedo bats are designed to be densest in the areas where players are most likely to hit the ball, thereby increasing the frequency of hard-hit balls. Invented by former Yankees assistant Aaron ...