The wooden bats Dave Gulick creates have made it to the palms of many baseball players. Little League batters have hit home runs with them and professional sluggers have been struck out swinging with ...

On a Los Alamitos ball field on a recent Tuesday, fifth-grade pitcher Nathan Berger of the Mariners reached back and fired a fastball for a strike to batter AJ Crook of the Yankees. But armed with an ...

While there’s plenty of nostalgia associated with the return of Easton’s famed B5 Pro Big Barrel bat, dubbed the “Green Easton” after its original 1978 release, there’s also ample technology built ...

Rawlings Sporting Goods Inc. has come to terms on an agreement to purchase competitor Easton Diamond Sports LLC, the companies announced Tuesday. “Over the years, Rawlings and Easton have shared a ...

It's not an ice-cream cone or an Italian rainbow cookie, but rather the baseball bat being wielded at the Little League World Series that's catching everyone's attention. The Easton 2026 Hype Fire USA ...

Easton’s baseball expertise started with an arrow. Plenty of arrows, actually. James Easton started making wooden bows and arrows out of a garage in Oakland in 1922, introducing the world’s first ...