The St. Louis Cardinals have one of the league's hottest offenses and they've been getting the job done without using the newly designed torpedo bat for most of ...

Torpedo bats in MLB are here to stay — and could spark further exploration for a technological edge in baseball and beyond.

Shohei Ohtani, Los Angeles Dodgers star, expressed satisfaction with his current bat and does not plan to switch to the new torpedo bats, while New York Yankees' Aaron Judge also sees no reason to ...

ARLINGTON, Texas — It was only a matter of time before a Texas Rangers player tried a torpedo bat in a game. That time came on Friday. Designated hitter Joc Pederson used a torpedo bat model ...

“They had 100 different bat models, shaped this way, shaped that way,” said Dodgers slugger Max Muncy, one of many hitters who placed an order for his own torpedo bat this week. “But nothing ...

In 585 at-bats a season ago, Ward impressed, posting a .246 average and 25 home runs. He isn't a perfect player, but the 31-year-old would be an upgrade to what the Dodgers are currently working with.

“I think it’s more the player than that the bat, I really do,” Reds Manager Terry Francona said after the Reds win. Louisville Slugger makes the bats. It began production two years ...

Four teams contacted Louisville Slugger about the model, but when the so-called torpedo bat was introduced around big-league clubhouses last season, adoption was hardly widespread. On the eve of ...

"With a few players likely available, the Dodgers could consider someone like Taylor Ward to solve that issue." "In 585 at-bats a season ago, Ward impressed, posting a .246 average and 25 home runs.

This not only increases the speed at which the ball leaves the bat, but increases the speed of the swing due to the redistributed weight. This is precisely why Dodgers slugger Max Muncy put in an ...