Should MLB ban torpedo bats? R.J. Anderson: I feel unqualified to say. Over the weekend, my belief was that it was much ado about nothing.

Yes, there's nothing illegal about using a torpedo bat, according to the MLB. Here's the rule : The bat shall be a smooth, round stick not more than 2.61 inches in diameter at the thickest part ...

Many maple bats will be banned in the minor leagues this season, part of Major League Baseball's push to stop shattered shards of wood from flying dangerously through the air. New regulations will ...

Then tell me how the bats would not be legal. Good luck. As to the question on whether or not the league should rework the rules, I think we probably need to get a bit more of a sample than around ...

Bat standards have also been a moving target. In 2009 the NCAA banned all composite bats, and in 2011 will institute stricter standards that measure the ball–bat coefficient of restitution, or ...

The torpedo bat is the brainchild of a pioneering New York Yankees front-office staffer turned Miami Marlins coach, Aaron Leanhardt. His vision was to distribute the bat's mass across areas where ...

NEW YORK -- Many maple bats will be banned in the minor leagues this season, part of Major League Baseball's push to stop shattered shards of wood from flying dangerously through the air. New ...