Stanton Disavows Torpedo Bat Blame for Elbow Injuries
Stanton Disavows Torpedo Bat Blame for Elbow Injuries

Stanton Disavows Torpedo Bat Blame for Elbow Injuries

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Giancarlo Stanton, currently on the injured list, has been using a new bat design known as the torpedo bat, which features more wood lower down the barrel. While he initially mentioned 'bat adjustments' as a potential cause for his elbow pain, he later dismissed any speculation linking the bat to his injuries, stating, 'You're not going to get the story you're looking for.' Despite his discomfort, Stanton plans to continue using the torpedo bat upon his return, having previously utilized it successfully in the postseason. Developed by former Yankees staffer Aaron Leanhardt, the bat has garnered attention for its unique design that some believe could enhance performance. Stanton's history of injuries raises questions about whether it is the bat or his past issues that are to blame for his current condition. As he undergoes rehabilitation, Stanton remains focused on returning to the field without confirming any causative link between the bat and his injuries.

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