Had a great time with @blandalytics getting a tour and talking shop at @DrivelineBB!
No shock to see that they are working on some awesome projects.
Glad I can finally start my plyos routine now
The Astros are hiring Conner Watson as their new director of hitting, source tells @TheAthletic. Watson, a former Driveline employee, worked as the Cleveland Guardians assistant director of hitting development for the past two years.
Blessed to announce I have begun working with @DrivelineBB as a Baseball Operations Analyst and with @AgentiqSports as a Data Science Intern/Consultant. Thank you to @jacklambert__ , @zachkurtz12 , & everyone who has helped me regarding these opportunities - I am so grateful!
8+ IP conveniently removes some great seasons from players to throw meaningful innings in the WBC.
Broadened the minimum to 6 IP and qualitatively highlighted good/bad seasons relative to player expectation.
Not too clear of a signal...
We're hiring a R&D Intern @DrivelineBB WA.
You'll work hands-on with our motion capture lab and our state of the art Biomech pipeline.
Familiarity with OpenBiomechanics, pipeline building, and agentic AI will help you stand out. Personal exploration are a big plus! Apply now!
As @BaseballFreak_9 posted himself, amazing to see the growth of @dan_aucoin13.
From #Rays video intern to @DrivelineBB front desk man, he convinced us we needed an R&D department and built it into the behemoth it has become today.
Congratulations to AGM Dan Aucoin!
As a college coach, you control your players' development for just a few months in the fall and spring. Then they leave campus, and you just hope they keep developing.
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Your high school stats alone won't get you recruited.
The gap between high school and D1 baseball is huge. HS upperclassmen max out around 97 mph exit velo. D1 average is 109. Most high school fastballs don't come close to the D1 average of 90.
Closing that gap takes more than reps in the cage. It takes strength training paired with a targeted hitting program, built together, not separately.