Now you try to optimize it ... Around the same time, Chisholm received his new bowling pin bats and was struck by how he couldn't tell the difference from his traditional model.

Torpedo bats are now all the rage across the league ... The shape resembles a bowling pin. And while torpedo bats look different, they are legal under MLB rules. MIT physicist Aaron Leanhardt ...

The Bronx Bombers now have torpedoes in their arsenal ... The model numbers for the spec bats started with “BP” for bowling pin, a more accurate comp for the bat’s new shape.

although you can be sure more players will be trying them now after the Yankees went on a home run barrage. There's been some buzz in the MLB world over the bowling pin-shaped bats for longer than ...

Instead, it was the new torpedo bats some of their hitters used that now has everyone talking about ... with his being labeled a bowling pin style. He made a good point while talking with ESPN's ...

So with a dominant three-game series sweep at the hands of the Yankees now complete ... a significant switch to the use of a unique baseball bat design. Before diving into specifics of the ...

After the New York Yankees belted 15 home runs over the weekend, including nine flying off bats with barrels resembling the shape of a bowling pin ... in Cincinnati right now because they were ...

Jason Szenes for the NY Post The Brewers were on the wrong end of the Yankees and their new torpedo bats this weekend — and the reviews from the opposing side were mixed. Access the Yankees beat ...

It was about those bats. Those bats, the ones deployed by the ... made the bat look like a torpedo or a bowling pin (with the effect of a torpedo for the Yankees). As ESPN's Jeff Passan detailed ...

Megill's sentiments on the "bowling pin" bats weren't shared by some of his teammates, however. Brewers first baseman Rhys Hoskins expressed interest in the bats, telling the NY Post, "They ...