There's no actual existence of a fantastical, mystical baseball bat.
Fresh Take:
Ji-hoon from the JoongAng Ilbo chats up Jared Smith over at Victus Sports in Pennsylvania on the 2nd of April. But, it seems Jared's conversation wasn't about your everyday small talk - they were discussing the torpedo baseball bat[2].
While we couldn't find a juicy quote from Jared on this matter, he's well-known as one of the co-founders of Victus Sports. Whether the torpedo bat is just a passing trend or a smashing hit remains to be seen[3].
Now, if you're longing for reflections on life before death, ponderings on Icarus, or thoughts on reviving extinct creatures, we've got you covered[4][5][6]. And, if you're more interested in architectural wonders, come take a gander at the newest face of Barcelona's Santa Caterina Market[7].
Footnotes
[1] Philadelphia Inquirer, Torpedo bat: The baseball fad that's been around forever, but just keeps getting bigger[2] AP/YONHAP[3] Philadelphia Inquirer, Torpedo bat: The baseball fad that's been around forever, but just keeps getting bigger[4] JoongAng Ilbo, Meanwhile : Is there life before death? A smartphone-age reflection[5] JoongAng Ilbo, With gratitude, this spring[6] JoongAng Ilbo, Meanwhile: Icarus and the ethics of reviving the extinct[7] CNN, Barcelona's Santa Caterina Market gets a colorful kaleidoscopic facelift
Jared Smith, co-founder of Victus Sports, expressed his opinion on the torpedo baseball bat during an interview with Ji-hoon from the JoongAng Ilbo. Despite the lack of a direct quote, the torpedo bat remains a topic of interest in the sports world, as it has been increasingly popular in baseball. Meanwhile, for those seeking reflections on life, death, Icarus, or reviving extinct creatures, the JoongAng Ilbo has articles to explore. Lastly, if architecture fascinates you, take a look at the newest transformation of Barcelona's Santa Caterina Market.
