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Training isn’t only for the off-season. Competing isn’t only for in-season. If you want to make the most of your ability, the ...read more
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By Connor Hinchliffe, Pitching Trainer From 2015 to 2020, nearly 1,000 pitchers have made their Major League debuts.This blog will ...read more
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By John Asel, Baseball Ops Intern Our intrinsic pitch values combine stuff and pitch location to predict the expected change ...read more
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Written by Sam Bornstein With technologies like Rapsodo, TrackMan, and Yakkertech reaching the mainstream in recent years, designing a specific ...read more
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Written by Chris Langin Introduction “Johnny! If you used those legs, you’d throw a good 5-7 miles per hour harder!” ...read more
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Written by Joe Marsh This blog is the third post in our series of blogs highlighting successful implementations of PULSE. ...read more
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When preparing for an upcoming series as a pitching staff, the more information, the better. But unless you’re in professional ...read more
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Previously, with case studies such as Troy Rallings, we explored using data and technology to tighten the feedback loop in ...read more
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DISCLAIMER: At the time of usage and data collection, PULSE was known as Motus. We will be referring to it ...read more
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In the past, we have discussed some of the KPIs and metrics the Driveline hitting department uses to both quantify ...read more
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