John Hillerich’s family-owned company manufactures wood baseball bats for Wilson Sporting Goods’ Louisville Slugger brand and operates the renowned Louisville Slugge ...

Louisville Slugger bats are used by about 13% (third behind Marucci and Victus bats) of MLB starters. Among MLB starting players, Rawlings is the dominant brand with a 39% market share, with ...

Hillerich & Bradsby is best known for making its Louisville Slugger baseball bats. But the 130-year-old batmaker also makes baseball gloves, golf clubs and other sports equipment.

Baseball's most iconic bat has a new owner. Monday, Hillerich & Bradsby Co., which owns Louisville Slugger, announced the brand would be acquired by Wilson Sporting Goods Co. for $70 million in cash.

Several options are available, including full-size bats in one color ($99.95) or two colors ($129.95). There also is a variety of mini bats, and you can get personalized bats and gloves.

Louisville Slugger's wood bats are formed mostly out of northern white ash or maple, but a small percentage is made out of birch. The timber comes from forests in New York and Pennsylvania.

Louisville Slugger, an American company and iconic brand, has created another fantastic American-made product, handcrafted in the U.S.A. The company branded its product the "myEvolution" custom ...