Baseball Today MLB says torpedo bats aren't illegal but should they be?
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Mar 31, 2025 The discussion tackles the controversial topic of torpedo bats, debating their legality and impact on the game. Listeners hear about the Padres’ exciting sweep over the Braves and standout moments from stars like Fernando Tatis. The hosts also highlight a thrilling series between the Cubs and a desert team, including a remarkable four-home run game. They dive into team dynamics, the influence of A.J. Preller on the Padres, and the unique ways fans are engaging with the game, especially with pitch clock antics.
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Conine Family Home Run
- Jeff Conine's son, Griffin, hit a game-tying home run on the day his father was inducted into the Marlins' Hall of Fame.
- This heartwarming moment created a memorable experience for the Conine family.
Torpedo Bats Debate
- The Yankees' use of torpedo bats is legal, but it raises questions about the future of baseball.
- Some pitchers find the bats' impact concerning, while hitters see them as a fair adaptation to pitchers' advantages.
Torpedo Bat Inventor
- Aaron Lean Hard, the inventor of the torpedo bat, could capitalize on its success.
- Chris Rose suggests he could become a sought-after consultant, like a "hot girl."