We are more than two weeks into the 2026 season and overreactions reign supreme. So we are going to look at some early data, ...

MLB hitters are training for bat speed as pitchers train for velocity, using data and technology to improve performance.

The Mariners are swinging slower and hitting worse, but connecting these dots isn’t as simple as it seems.

The new world, which includes Statcast radar data, provides many avenues to test theories and make related projections on player performance that are more well-reasoned (and hopefully more accurate) ...

Over the past two decades, the rise of technology has allowed baseball to quantify the previously unquantifiable. First, it was fastball velocity for every MLB pitch. Then it was spin rate and pitch ...

Baseball Savant added bat speed measurements to its pages today. It’s yet another excellent addition to an outstanding website. It will allow a whole lot of people to study a significant aspect of ...

In nearly 300 swings in the majors last year, Luke Keaschall topped 71 MPH in swing speed fewer than 50 times. This year, that number is already eight. Here's why that matters, even for a contact ...

Sometimes, watching a superstar struggle feels like watching a symphony miss a few notes—still beautiful, but unsettling. That’s what 2025 has felt like for New York Mets fans witnessing Juan Soto ...