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   MLB: Yankees' new ''Torpedo Bats'' legal and likely coming to a dugout near you (thelibertyline.com) 14 points by cf100clunk 32 minutes ago
This seems to most help with guys who were hitting the ball most often not at the sweet spot. By moving the sweet spot to where they are hitting the ball, they might gain some power.

A bat needs to be round, a solid piece of wood, less than a certain length and less than a certain diameter. The actual shape is not defined. by daedrdev 1 minute ago

Matching their franchise record for HRs in a game in only 4 innings is wild! by wifipunk 3 minutes ago
Note that Aaron Judge hit 3 of those home runs (including a grand slam) and he did not use a torpedo bat. by ronnier 1 minute ago
Good. Baseball isn't a serious spectator sport. It's only interesting to statisticians. Now there will be more work for them to do, adjusting for bat type in addition to stadium dimensions, rule changes, etc. to compare players across eras. And more HRs might make it a little more interesting to spectators as long as the OBP doesn't increase to prolong an already too long game. by lern_too_spel 4 minutes ago