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The four-seam fastball is the first grip any new thrower learns when they start throwing a baseball, making it important ...read more
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In a previous article, we discussed the difference between cues and measurements as well as how technology is changing baseball. ...read more
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With increasing accessibility to tools such as Rapsodo, Trackman, and Flightscope at all levels of the game, spin rate and ...read more
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A “laminar express” pitch is a two-seam fastball whose term was coined by Trevor Bauer years ago when he developed ...read more
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We still don’t know much about why pitchers can spin the same pitches differently, and we don’t know that much ...read more
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With new research developments in other labs and our own facilities, we felt it was a good time to update ...read more
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Command is often discussed in a vacuum, either you have it or you don’t. In reality any discussion on command ...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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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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This post was written by Dr. James Buffi. Most people have heard of Sir Isaac Newton and his famous laws ...read more
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