This is the world of Torpido Bata, and we only live in it. Batt’s new innovative design made a wave at the weekend when New York Yankes broke nine strikers at home, causing players to play in all assistants and try to set their own Torpido.
On Monday night, the Reds star Elli de La Cruz made the first time against Rangers Torpido and extinguished it.
Di La Cruz finished 4-5, 2 hours, and 7 RBI nights. He played 333, 0 HR and 1 RBI in his three games.
Currently, the size of the samples are still very small, but we start seeing a serious trend. Reds manager Terry Francona has quickly said Dila Cruise’s performances were higher than the bat, but the star himself admits that the use of Torpido has affected the game.
“I just wanted to know if it’s a pleasant feeling or not – and definitely a good feeling.
The Torpido is a new design that moves the Masses more at the bottom of the blind frog, increasing the size of the sweet spot of the blind frog, resulting in a larger Hitt. MLB has already decided that the battery is completely legal, and players around Bysbol are at least the idea of getting the new design for a test.
We are on the verge of seeing the most provocative invention in the Blind in decades. If these numbers and players continue around the league, it can be the answer that MLB is looking for to create more running and stimulus in the games.