Torpedo bats are delighted to release thumbs from MLB Commissioner

Authorized MLB Rob Manfred Supported so -called Torpedo batswho have attracted the attention of baseball supporters and students since the beginning of the 2025 season.

Bats first were highlighted during New York Yankees’ Game on Opening Day against Milouoki Brewers. The eyebrows were raised further when nine home miles against the brewers were knocked out in the second game in New York.

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Anthony Volp Kozhanov New York Yankees with one of the recently made bats in the form of torpedo in the game against Milooki brewers, March 29, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Angelina Katsanis)

More players have since started using bats, even when the pitchers complained. But Manfred supported his use in a recent interview.

“I believe that problems such as Torpedo, and the discussion around it are demonstrated by the fact that the baseball still has a unique place in our culture, because people come into full madness from something that is actually nothing at the end of the day.

The Manfred added that “players actually moving a sweet place in bats” and emphasized the discussion that baseball was ranked and visiting.

Commissioner MLB Rob Manfred (Mike Carlson/MLB photos via images/file getty)

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Famous Baseball Hall Fergi Jenkins also weighed the discussion in an interview with Outkick’s “Ricky Cob show”.

“Well, if you look at the game when I played in the 60’s, 70’s, 80s, the pitcher was largely dominant, and now we look like second-class citizens. Everything was done for the attacker. Like, you say that the hours, the bases are larger, you have a glove that gives you another three in the racks.” Jenkins.

In addition to the rules that change that prefer the attackers, said Jenkins Flying bats are just the last thing in baseball that will help them.

“For the attacker there is more hitting the surface, and I think it can slightly increase the average batting, but you get the best piece of wood on the ball, and the ball may go a little further,” he said.