The fabled torpedo bats were again on center stage at Monday night’s Home Run Derby, as the Mariners' Cal Raleigh took home ...

One-third of all pro baseball players now swing handmade wooden bats made by Marucci Sports, a Baton Rouge, La., company that began when a father made a bat for his son.. Jack Marucci's 8-year-old ...

Regardless of how these two crazy kids got together, we can say the Sun Mountain x Marucci limited edition stand bag does ...

Tommy White — 2023 Marucci CATX Connect; ... On MLB Opening Day 2023, Marucci bats accounted for 23.9 percent of all at-bats, narrowly edging Victus at 22.8 percent.

Here's an inside look at how LSU baseball's top hitters, including Dylan Crews and Tommy White, choose which bats they use this season.

The Marucci Bat Company, created out of a backyard shed by LSU athletic trainer Jack Marucci in 2002, has emerged as Slugger's biggest rival in an increasingly crowded field of manufacturers.

It begins in a 6'-by-9' tool shed, adjacent to a backyard wiffle ball stadium, where a man started carving bats for his little boy, never imagining that his ...

Manufacturers Victus, Marucci, and Chandler Bats have all begun selling torpedo bats through their websites, with prices ranging from $199 to $239. Advertisement. At Victus, ...

"We produce bats as small as 22 inches. We have an 18-inch bat, actually, and do a lot of children's bats," Marucci says. "I don't think anyone felt like there was going to be a market for it, but ...

In a collaborative effort driven by the increasing demand for data and smart technology in baseball, Marucci Sports and Diamond Kinetics today introduced the Smart Bat Custom Cut–a new bat ...

Marucci unveiled the 2019 CAT8 bat for BBCOR and USSSA using the strongest aluminum alloy in the Marucci line. Employing a new high-grade aluminum allows for a stronger material than regular ...

Compass is buying Marucci Sports LLC for $200 million, Compass expects to announce Monday. Marucci makes bats popular among Major League Baseball players, as well as amateurs, under its namesake ...