Seven Yankees went deep in their 20-9 rout of the Brewers, with several Yankees using "torpedo" bats to go yard. While not all torpedo bats are made by Louisville Slugger, the famous bat brand in ...

Louisville Slugger has been in the business of making bats for over 135 years. Its storied history includes making bats for professional players like Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron, Jackie Robinson, Derek J… ...

Louisville Slugger's wood bats are formed mostly out of northern white ash or maple, but a small percentage is made out of birch. The timber comes from forests in New York and Pennsylvania.

A giant baseball bat leans against the main building of the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, making it easy to spot. You'll find it in the museum-heavy West Main district of downtown Louisville.

While discussion across the country has exploded in recent days, Louisville Slugger has actually been making these torpedo bats since late 2023, starting with requests from players like former MVP ...

While discussion across the country has exploded in recent days, Louisville Slugger has actually been making these torpedo bats since late 2023, starting with requests from players like former MVP ...

Louisville Slugger Torpedo bats being painted. Louisville Slugger And sales of souvenir bats quadrupled in 2016 when the Chicago Cubs broke a 107-year-old World Series drought, Hillerich said.

Louisville Slugger has been in the business of making bats for over 135 years. Its storied history includes making bats for professional players like Babe Ruth, Hank Aaron, Jackie Robinson, Derek ...

Bats are allowed to have a cupped indentation up to 1 1/14 inches deep, 2 inches wide, and with at least a 1-inch diameter. However, any experimental models have to be approved by the MLB.

On Monday, the bat factory began creating 2022 World Series Champions bats for the team, which will feature the Astros’ official World Series Champions logo. Louisville Slugger said it would be ...

Marucci and Chandler Bats have also opted to sell torpedo bats. Marucci listed the torpedo-style bat used by New York Mets slugger Francisco Lindor , the Lindy12 Torpedo Pro Exclusive, for $189.99.