He used the torpedo bat last year, including during his thunderous postseason, and Stanton has attributed his injuries to a "bat adjustment" he made last season. Putting two and two together ...

Stanton said he will continue using the torpedo bat when he returns from injury. The 35-year-old New York Yankees slugger, who has undergone multiple rounds of platelet-rich plasma injections to ...

NEW YORK – Giancarlo Stanton was ahead of the curve, barreling big-league pitching in 2024 – notably last October – with a “torpedo’’ style bat. It’s all the rage now, “but when ...

NEW YORK – Giancarlo Stanton was ahead of the curve, barreling big-league pitching in 2024 – notably last October – with a “torpedo’’ style bat. It’s all the rage now, “but when ...

Torpedo bats] "It makes a lot of sense," Stanton said ... Stanton missed 266 of 708 games over the next five seasons because of a series of injuries that included strains of right biceps ...

And there's a running theory going around, first reported by Jon Heyman of the New York Post, that the torpedo bats are the season for Stanton's ongoing bilateral elbow injury. FanSided's Zachary ...

It sounds like the torpedo bat is here to stay. Giancarlo Stanton said he would continue to use the bat when he returns from the elbow tendinitis that landed him on the injured list. There had ...

Asked whether he was surprised by the discourse around torpedo bats, injured Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton replied, “Yeah, but when there's a narrative, that's how it rolls.” Eye rolls ...

Stanton had said during spring training that “bat adjustments” may have caused the injuries, which continue to delay his start to the season. But Stanton declined to blame the torpedo bats.

NEW YORK — Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton wanted nothing to do with the topic. Stanton was asked on Tuesday afternoon if baseball’s new “torpedo” bats had anything to do with his case ...