During last night’s #DALatMIN game, Replay Center officials utilized @Hawkeye_view technology to confirm the ruling of offensive basket interference committed by the Timberwolves’ Karl-Anthony Towns:
End of the chain gang? The NFL tested optical tracking in two stadiums and the Super Bowl last season for line to gain rulings, league officials said today.
The technology isn’t expected to be ready for rollout in 2024 and would require a vote. But the future is coming.
Focus on their strengths and put them in a position to maximize them & succeed. Any competitor will start with a baseline of being self critical, they don’t need added pressure or criticism. Fuel their drive with belief that they are and can be great.
I have had the pleasure of giving back & coaching my kids & their friends across 3 sports for the past 7+ years.
Any coach can unlock uncovered potential for any athlete (child or adult) by 1) proving you care about them & 2) fill them with confidence and optimism
Been 13 years in the making, but we did it!
- Matthew Stafford playing in the 2022 Super Bowl
- I got an invite to the 2022 Pro Bowl…selling sports technology
#WeMadeIt
Hey, remember the Hawk-Eye 'stick figures' from last year? The people who do the graphics on such things made them look a lot more like real people in real ballparks now:
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Was @ Rookie Camp with Matthew in '09
His talent & career has been overshadowed by the shortcomings of the org he plays for. Never uses his platform to defend or promote himself, only others
Don't care what you think of the QB. We need more humans like Matthew Stafford
“Deep down inside, no matter what political party we support, or what we do for a living, we know what’s real.
Police brutality, white privilege, racism — it’s all real.”
@Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, in his own words.
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Can't think of a better time to pause and re-evaluate our individual mindset. Great read, appreciate the rec @joeyelliott14
Elastic: Flexible Thinking in a Constantly Changing World https://t.co/6NRJVNJi8a via @farnamstreet
Thanks Joe, for the obvious time and effort put into this series of articles. Stoked to see it all come together & to be included with this group of names.
3.5 years working @blastmotion and felt like a “visionary” with 21 MLB teams implementing our bat sensor tech. 49 pages into MVP Machine by @BenLindbergh@Travis_Sawchik and realized we’re only 65 years behind the true visionary’s
@Alex_Caravan @j_howenstein @dan_aucoin13@Moore_Stats @Blast_Bsbl @HitTraxOfficial so rad. appreciate you putting this together and sharing. have a ton of respect for the effort put into sharing this type of information. cheers
@dominikkeul@_joeycunha@JasonOchart The sensor measures the angular velocity (in radians) and converts to mph. Blast displays the bat speed at impact measured at the sweet spot of the bat (6 inches from the tip of the bat). If you choose to measure it elsewhere you can +/- approx 1.5 mph for every 1 inch
@dominikkeul@_joeycunha@JasonOchart There is no need to reverse engineer bat speed when you have a sensor on the bat. The reverse engineering and COR assumptions that you are referencing are from Fangraphs articles using exit velocity and sound physics to do so https://t.co/91VSnp33rJ