Louisville Slugger Factory brings back pink bats for breast cancer

11:00 A.M. TO 11:00 P.M. FMRO NOW UNTIL OAKS DAY MAY 6, BUITT WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY MAY 2. YOU’LL NEED A PEGASUS PIN TO GET IN. THE LOUISVILLE SLUGGER MUSEUM IS AGAIN GOING TO BAT AGAINST BREAST CANCER. THE FACTORY IS MAKING PINK BATS FOR MLB PLAYERS TO USE ON MOTHER’S DAY. THE GOAL IS RTOAISE AWARENESS OF BREAST CANCER, ENCOURAGE SCREENINGS, AND RAISE FUNDING FOR RESEARCH. SLUGGER HAS BEEN PART OF THE INITIATIVE EVERY YEAR SINCE 2006 EX CEPT THE COVID YEAR OF 2020. >> THIS YEAR WE’RE REALLY EXCITED TO BE BACK IN A BIG WAY WITH ALL THE STADIUMS FULL AND EVERYTHING, IT’S BEEN A GREAT PROGRAM THAT’S HELPED RAI ASE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF AWARENESS ABOUT BREAST CANCER AND HELPED RAISE A LOT OF MONEY FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH. STEPHON: SLUGGER IS MAKING THE BATS FOR MORE THAN 100 MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS INCLUDING LOUISVILLE’S OWN ADAM

Louisville Slugger Factory brings back pink bats for breast cancer

Updated: 10:53 PM EDT Apr 28, 2022

The iconic Louisville Slugger baseball bats are donning their pink color again this year.The factory is making pink bats for MLB players to use on Mother’s Day. The goal is to raise awareness of breast cancer, encourage screenings and raise funding for research.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

The iconic Louisville Slugger baseball bats are donning their pink color again this year.

The factory is making pink bats for MLB players to use on Mother’s Day. The goal is to raise awareness of breast cancer, encourage screenings and raise funding for research.