Impulse: The King of Performance Metrics
The world of player development is convoluted, with a litany of different systems and viewpoints biased from everything from biomechanics, to workload management, to neural pathways and dozens of other...
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How in the heck has Fernando Tatis Jr. not homered yet? A forensic swing investigation
We are a quarter of the way through the major league season, and Fernando Tatis Jr. is yet to hit a home run.It's the greatest mystery, the biggest head scratcher...
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There Are No Golden Rules
Everybody wants a golden rule — a north star to guide them, a one-step solution to every problem, and I don’t blame them. But the unfortunate truth of acquiring and...