There were reports indicating that the torpedo bats were one of the factors that led to Giancarlo Stanton's bilateral elbow ...

Giancarlo Stanton said he plans to use the torpedo bat when he returns from the IL and won't blame the bat for his injuries.

Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton said he'll continue using a torpedo bat whenever he returns from pain in both elbows, but also declined to say whether he thought using the new model might have ...

Giancarlo Stanton was already using a torpedo bat before it was cool. The New York Yankees slugger told reporters Tuesday that he already was using the altered-dimension lumber last season, including ...

dispelling any assertions that his early injury this season was a result of using the bats last year. What differentiates a torpedo bat from a standard bat is the shape. A torpedo bat features a ...

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 ...

Giancarlo Stanton was asked if torpedo bats were the "bat adjustments" he said may have contributed to his elbow injuries. "You're not going to get the story you're looking for, so if that's what ...

In March, when asked what he thought might have caused the injury, he told reporters ... The 35-year-old slugger said he will continue to use torpedo bats. “It makes a lot of sense ...

If you thought "torpedo bat" was fun to say ... idea being that it might help to keep him from all the hand and wrist injuries he’d suffered over the years. Yahoo! Sports, covered the rise ...

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 ...

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.

Torpedo bats] If you thought "torpedo bat" was fun ... with the idea being that it might help to keep him from all the hand and wrist injuries he’d suffered over the years.