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Hello and welcome to episode 2364 of Effectively Wild, a fancrafts baseball podcast brought to you by our Patreon supporters.

I'm a Rowley of Fangraphs and I am joined by Ben Lindberg of the Ringer.

Ben, how are you?

I'm not bad. How are you?

Not bad.

Not as good as the Bombers' bats, which were bombing on Tuesday when they hit nine home runs against the race in the Yankee's own spring training park, of course, so they're familiar with the territory.

But this tied a franchise record that the Yankees first set on March 29th when they beat up on the Brewers 20 to 9, which was the origin story of the torpedo bats.

Remember the torpedo bats?

I do.

I do.

I've hardly thought about them since then.

But boy, they sure consumed some mine share at the time. For a second, yeah. Yeah. You were right about that being a fad. I don't know if it's a fad. I'm sure that there are still plenty of players using it. Yeah, I think so. We just don't hear about it anymore. It's just a total nothing burger, basically.

Yeah, I mean, well, like, you know, the brewers traded for a Quinn Priester and then have been

better, and so it hasn't been as dramatic, you know? I know. Yeah, that's the other thing,

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