The Little League ballplayer who was ejected for a bat flip as he celebrated a home run is putting the famous bat up for ...

After winning in court, Rocco joined Haddonfield for its opener, a 10-0 loss to Elmora on July 25. In the double-elimination ...

Marco Rocco's father is working on creating an enamel pin of the viral bat toss, made to be traded during the Little League ...

A 12-year-old from Haddonfield, New Jersey, has turned a controversial bat flip into a piece of baseball memorabilia.

In this undated photo provided by Joseph "Joe" Rocco, he and his son, Marco Rocco, pose for a photo in Haddonfield, N.J.

The moment that captured the attention of the baseball world last month will soon be featured on an exclusive piece of ...

The Little League moment that became national news will be immortalized on an exclusive piece of memorabilia — and the bat ...

Haddonfield's Marco Rocco has plenty of reason to celebrate as his one-game suspension was overturned following a court hearing.

Marco Rocco, a star player on Haddonfield (NJ) Little League Team — the reigning state champs — was suspended for his bat flip ahead of Thursday’s state championship game.

Marco Rocco tossed his bat in the air after his homer in the final of the sectional tournament. (NEWS 12 NEW JERSEY LLC, @JFIT.ELITE, FAMILY HANDOUT, CNN) ...

New Jersey Little Leaguer Marco Rocco's suspension for a bat flip was rescinded by a judge, allowing him to play in the state tournament after his father challenged the ruling.