Preferred by legends like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Ted Williams, the Louisville Slugger is undeniably the most famous bat in baseball. And to learn about its production, history and about ...

Wander through the history of the famous baseball bat on a visit to The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory (Clay Cook (photographer), Mike W) Historic streets, craft brews, and timeless blues in ...

The prolific Louisville slugger baseball bat began production in Louisville in 1884 ... but you can also add one of the many specialty tours on offer, which range from Black history in horse racing to ...

The prolific Louisville slugger baseball bat began production in Louisville ... which range from Black history in horse racing to bourbon tasting. All tour rates include access to the museum ...

When Dan Fisher returns to campus — worst scenario Friday, better scenario Monday — he carefully will hang what he referred to as a “really cool” Louisville Slugger baseball bat on his ...

Ali called himself “The Greatest” and it wasn’t hyperbole. The first Louisville Slugger baseball bat by Hillerich & Bradsby was made in 1884. The company was sold in 2015 to Wilson Sporting ...

Explore the iconic Kentucky landmarks, from the world's longest cave system to the Kentucky Derby. Discover history and ...

Delve into the history of baseball and a very famous bat at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory (Alamy Stock Photo) Just an hour’s drive away, Lexington is also worth a pitstop, especially ...

195 for the Mariners, but he did blast nine home runs in 205 M's at-bats. He hit six back in his ... Now 37 years old, Peguero has carved out a nice baseball career for himself.

It's the only home of the Kentucky Derby, Louisville Slugger baseball bats, and "the Greatest" Muhammad Ali ... Signs sharing the bridge's history were posted along its 0.5-mile length. The bridge was ...

Though the Giants handed out the largest contract in franchise history to Willy Adames ... "I feel like they could use another bat over there [in San Francisco]," Hyde declared.

You didn't need 20/20 vision to see that Shohei Ohtani crossed the threshold from baseball superstar to sporting icon with ...