He left academics specifically to pursue a career solving problems at the intersection ... loose parameters, it is legal. The only Yankees that were using the torpedo bats to start the weekend ...

Nearly a month into the season, the numbers show that it isn’t that simple. According to analysis from Dimers.com provided to ...

The New York Yankees hit ... the torpedo-style bats that the team has now made famous. That hasn’t stopped bleacher creatures across the game from questioning the legality of the bats, which ...

"Just to put this to bed, MLB says the new bats the Yankees are using are legal," the Yankees beat reporter shared. When it comes to bat dimensions, the MLB's rulebook states: "The bat shall be a ...

After the Yankees' home run barrage with bats that look like bowling pins, the innovation is sweeping baseball.

Since his last home run on April 2, Volpe has struggled at the plate, going 6-for-43 (.140) with 18 strikeouts over a 12-game ...

the bat was proved legal under MLB’s rule book. Still, some pitchers were not too happy, including Brewers stud reliever Trevor Megill, who watched his teammates have issues throughout the weekend.

Even with Juan Soto playing across the East River, the New York Yankees’ offense ... 2025 The bats are weird, but they’re totally legal. MLB said Sunday that the bats fall within Rule 3. ...

An MLB spokesperson has since confirmed the bats are legal ... season on the injured list, Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton revealed earlier this month that the problems he is dealing with ...

There was the Nellie Fox bat and some different shapes, maybe not quite to this extent, but they are legal and there ... may have been other issues at play with the Yankees’ historic nine ...