I have heard some recent talk about a newer, safer helmet that Rawlings plans on introducing to the major leaguers. It's called the Rawlings Coolflo S100. But that’s not all I’ve heard.

The Rawlings Coolflo helmet the vast majority of big-leaguers wear protects up to just 70 miles an hour, a speed surpassed by virtually every pitch thrown in the majors.

From a Today Show story, Rawlings -- the leading maker of batting helmets -- is raising standards across the board: You can't prevent all injuries, obviously, but it's good to see this kind of thing.

Rawlings Performance Rating™ system, a first-of-its-kind batting helmet classification system designed to educate consumers on the best option of protective headwear based on expected pitch ...

The new Rawlings S100 batting helmets offer far more protection, but players might not wear them because of their appearance.

Starting with Friday's exhibition games, major leaguers must wear the new Rawlings S100 Pro Comp batting helmet, which provides protection for pitches up to 100 mph.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of Rawlings junior batting helmets due to excessive lead paint.

The introduction of the Rawlings Coolflo Batter's Helmet marks the first time since 1983 that players have been able to wear a new batting helmet design.

Rawlings Performance Rating™ system, a first-of-its-kind batting helmet classification system designed to educate consumers on the best option of protective headwear based on expected pitch ...

Rawlings Performance Rating™ system, a first-of-its-kind batting helmet classification system designed to educate consumers on the best option of protective headwear based on expected pitch ...