Some Major League Baseball players are changing up the type of bat they use in favor of ones that feature the thickest part ...

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The bat won’t work for everybody; it all depends on their swing tendencies: I asked Bryson Stott about the torpedo bats and if they are something the Phillies have discussed using in-game.

The buzz began over the weekend when the New York Yankees scored 36 runs in three games, with 15 homers, with several players using the new bats. They have come to be called “torpedo bats ...

and swing the bat harder, I would like to use one. It's definitely something worth trying." The one Reds player who has used them in games is the former Yankee in the room, Jose Trevino ...