CARTER DISCOVERED, THIS IS THE NEXT STEP FOR THE ICONIC BRAND. WHEN YOU THINK OF GREAT AMERICAN BRANDS KODAK, COCA COLA, NIKE, YOU DON’T HAVE TO GO TOO FAR DOWN THAT LIST TO FIND LOUISVILLE SLUGGER.

The world's largest baseball bat could only be wielded by a folkloric giant, but since there are none around who could swing it, the bat serves as a can't-miss landmark leaning against the Louisville ...

The 139-year history of Louisville Slugger doesn’t stop now, with the heritage brand unveiling its 2023 lineup of wood bats. “The 2023 lineup gives a nod to some of the game’s legends, as well as some ...

The Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers are two of the biggest hitting ball clubs in the Majors. Big hitting requires big new bats. Major League Baseball's official bat-maker, Louisville Slugger, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--The other night, I found myself watching the College World Series on TV, the first time I'd seen any amateur baseball in some time. But there was something wrong with it: Every time ...

Hillerich & Bradsby — the Louisville-based company that makes the Louisville Slugger bats — worked with players and engineers for 18 months to design the torpedo bats. While the torpedo bat had been ...

CHICAGO and LOUISVILLE, KY - This is a historic day in the baseball and softball business. Wilson®, the Official Glove of Major League Baseball® (MLB) will now take the field with Louisville Slugger®, ...

Bull, Mike’s Motive, hits the scales in front of Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum on Thursday. The bull is part of the Professional Bull Riders tour coming through Louisville this weekend. Mike’s ...

A certain style of baseball bat is taking the MLB by storm.The New York Yankees crushed a team-record 9 home runs against the Brewers on Saturday, but all the attention was on the bats some of the ...

Learn about the Louisville Slugger Museum and hear from the president of the Louisville Bats. The Louisville Slugger bat is an American icon and a Louisville treasure. Learn the history behind the ...

Around 15-20% of MLB players use Louisville Slugger bats in the 2025 season. Several MVP award winners, including Ronald Acuna Jr., Cody Bellinger, and Christian Yelich, use Louisville Slugger bats.