MLB Fans Sounded Off After Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Hit Two More HRs With 'Torpedo' Bat

The New York Yankees have spent the weekend hitting what fees like a zillion home runs against the Milwaukee Brewers, with some of those being belted by players who are using a new torpedo style bat that could soon be taking over the league.
Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm is one of those players using that bat, which was built after the team's analytics team found that more hits were coming off just below the barrel so they added more wood in that part of the bat.
Chisholm hit one of the team's nine home runs on Saturday and then on Sunday he hit two more in another easy win for the home team.
the dude who invented the torpedo bat is about to become very wealthy. pic.twitter.com/fkyqUWJra9
— Jared Carrabis (@Jared_Carrabis) March 30, 2025
While these bats are legal, MLB fans had lots of thoughts about them after watching Chisholm's second blast of the day:
Ban these bats MLB https://t.co/r1GtEc59NM
— Dee (@imdeegarcia) March 30, 2025
Why hasn’t every team started designing / ordering these bats?? https://t.co/8afgUCSF9l
— Kyle (@kredmondOSU) March 30, 2025
Cheating in 2025, the torpedo bat https://t.co/4pVtuSC9ZV
— Matty P (@tsasmattyp) March 30, 2025
Never seen someone so in your face about cheating since the Ass-tros trash can scandal. https://t.co/HpAGCBbVpH
— Buck (@BuckyRyan32) March 30, 2025
Torpedo Bats > Steroids https://t.co/UZXmgNoWOD
— oh hi there (@TheTrollMiester) March 30, 2025
How is this even allowed 😂😂😂 https://t.co/PzZaTYtpZs
— jason (@47jasonn) March 30, 2025
Start a gofundme to get a torpedo bat for Devers https://t.co/xllbJCKndr
— Whole Lotta Celtics☘️ (@AlotofBoston94) March 30, 2025
The whole Mariners lineup better be on the phone like yesterday for these bats lmao https://t.co/GbmDcYztDm
— Logan’s League (@LogansLeague) March 30, 2025
Yankees averaging 12 runs per game over the first three games (haven’t batted in the bottom of the 9th in all three games) meanwhile ALL other teams have only scored 12 runs a combined ONE time. https://t.co/xbNsMlnowp
— Brennan Heidema (@Brenanimal4) March 30, 2025