Since last week's episode of In the Bullpen, I have been asked one question repeatedly.

Asked by baseball enthusiasts and broadcasters.

Asked by those who rarely follow the game.

Let me hear you.

Go ahead and loud.

A one. A two. A three. hear you. Go ahead now. A one.

A two.

Three.

Please.

We got to the law.

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This is the sixth season of In the Bullpen, and I do not remember ever being asked the same question again and again over the course of a one week period of time as I have experienced in this past week.

It has been phrased slightly differently, but the essence of the question is the same.

What do you think about these torpedo bats?

Now, given how wide-ranging this has been, in other words, again, as I mentioned, among those who are avid

baseball fans, but among those who do not follow the game hardly at all, I've been asked

this question. And I trust that you know what a torpedo bat is. But I also know somebody may be

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