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Troy Rallings was on top of the world in 2016. He had returned for his senior season at the University ...read more
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By this point, you’ve probably heard a lot about pitch design. But how exactly do we go about designing pitches? ...read more
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Building on Part One of this series we’ll be looking at how spin rate actually causes pitches to move, and ...read more
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Major League Baseball is now in the Statcast era, where Trackman radar is fully operational across all MLB parks and tracking ...read more
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This article is intended to build a basis of knowledge of what we, at Driveline Baseball, understand about spin rate ...read more
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What follows is a deep look into the training history of Herbie Good, who built himself from a 15U player pulling down ...read more
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This is a guest post by Dr. Mike Sonne that was republished from his website. Dr. Sonne has a PhD in ...read more
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“It’s no joke to try to get yourself from 95 mph to 100 mph in one offseason.” The Bump in ...read more
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Summary In the 2015 MLB Draft, Christian Meister was drafted in the 29th round out of “No School.” He was ...read more
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Post-Activation Potentiation (PAP) is a controversial topic in exercise science, with research pointing in favor and against it working. PAP ...read more
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