What if slightly tweaking a bat’s design could change an ordinary hit to a home run? The New York Yankees might have cracked the code with their new bats, designed by an MIT physicist. They’re already breaking records and catching players’ attention throughout the league.

You knew this was coming as soon as the New York Yankees hit all those home runs over the weekend: the torpedo bat is taking over MLB. Well, not fully. But the Yanks aren't the only team trying them and there are players giving them a shot.

It is possible three games are going to be indicative of the hitters now having a tool that will need to be banned. Or it is possible it was three games against a beat-up Brewers team.

"It's the Yankees, so they'll let it slide," Megill said of the Yankees' new-look bats following New York's 20-9 victory over the Brewers on Saturday, per Dan Martin of the New York Post. The bats were a focal point of conversation,

Everyone in baseball continues to buzz about the Yankees’ use of their so-called “torpedo” bats and speculate about the effect it is having on their explosive offense to start the season. There are also more questions about whether the new bat is the answer to the mystery of Giancarlo Stanton and his ongoing elbow issues Stanton,

With all the attention surrounding the Yankees’ torpedo bats over the last few days, one might think they’re the only team using them. That’s far from the case, regardless of what opposing fans