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In this episode, the R&D posse: Jack, Josh, and Marek are joined by special guest Stephen Sutton Brown for a deep dive into the intersection of engineering and baseball analytics. From modeling batter perception and pitch outcomes to the evolution of swing metrics and arsenal design, the conversation explores how new data is reshaping our understanding of the game. Stephen shares key insights from his work at Baseball Prospectus and General Motors, highlighting the challenges of modeling dynamic decisions, the promise of bat tracking, and what might be next in performance analysis. 

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode of the Driveline Podcast, Hitting Trainers Brandon Dim and Jacob Hirsh preview the 2025 Home Run Derby — breaking down this year’s participants, what makes a great Derby swing, and why the event can actually make hitters better. They also dive into past examples like Julio Rodríguez, Bobby Witt Jr., and Juan Soto to show how pulling the ball in the air can unlock second-half success.

In this episode Jack, Josh & Marek sit down with special guest Katie Krall for a deep dive into the evolving role of analytics in player development. From advance scouting and swing decisions to defensive training and the rise of tandem starters, the conversation unpacks how players and coaches can better leverage information for on-field success. Katie shares key insights on ownership, communication, and the tools shaping the future of baseball.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode, Jack, Josh & Marek dive into how model-based approaches are transforming player evaluation and development across baseball. They unpack key ideas like model stabilization, predictive accuracy, and the nonlinear relationship between velocity and pitch effectiveness. The conversation also explores how to visualize complex pitch dynamics, communicate insights to athletes, and balance objective data with a player’s feel. With practical examples and strategic takeaways, they show why building and trusting the right model is more important than ever.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode, Daulton Barry and Grayson Liebhardt discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence in baseball, exploring its potential benefits and challenges. They emphasize the importance of using AI as a tool to enhance human capabilities rather than replace them, and they explore the future of AI in player development, scouting, and how the human element of the game fits into these boundaries. The conversation wraps up with them revealing their athlete spotlights for the week, highlighting the hard work and dedication of trainees in this most recent training block.

00:00 Introduction & Jersey Thursdays
02:11 The Rise of Artificial Intelligence
07:38 Practical Applications of AI in Training
16:12 Inherently Good or Inherently Bad?
23:44 The Future of AI in MLB
34:45 Automated Programming & The Human Element
40:57 Athlete Spotlights

In this edition of The Desert Shift Podcast, Daulton Barry chats with the most recent addition to the AZ Pitching Staff, Pitching Intern Brewer Hendrix, who shares a little about his journey from athlete to coach and dives into his key takeaways from his first few weeks in-gym. Daulton and Brewer go on to explore the challenges of imposter syndrome, the significance of fostering strong relationships, and the diversity of athletes that train at Driveline. The conversation highlights the struggles of converting from a player to a coach and how growth and development is an integral part of not only training at Driveline, but working here as well. The episode wraps up with a new addition to the podcast, where both trainers shoutout a trainee that has gone above and beyond recently.

00:00 Introduction
02:45 Brewer Hendrix Background & Journey
08:48 Imposter Syndrome
12:54 ULM Baseball Jerseys
15:30 The Range of In-Gym Athletes We Work With
23:16 Skeleton BioMech Viewer & Non-Repeatable Mechanics
29:43 The Challenges of Converting From Player to Coach
33:40 Growth & Development as a Coach at Driveline
40:00 Athlete Shoutouts

In this episode, Jack, Marek and guest Director of Hitting Tanner Stokey break down how new hitting metrics from Baseball Savant are reshaping the way we evaluate and train hitters. They explore key concepts like vertical and horizontal attack angles, depth of contact, and bat path—and explain why context is critical when interpreting these numbers. Using case studies of hitters like Juan Soto, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Ronald Acuña Jr., they highlight how swing decisions, biomechanics, and ball flight data can be used to optimize performance at the plate.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode, Jack, Josh and Marek dive into the evolving landscape of bullpen strategy, breaking down how teams are using openers, managing pitcher familiarity, and creatively deploying relievers to gain an edge. They explore how back-to-back usage, arm slots, and chronic workload impact performance, and why spring training should prepare pitchers for postseason demands. The conversation also touches on the double hook proposal, the challenges of positionless pitching, and the need for more context-aware metrics to better evaluate reliever effectiveness—all through the lens of building resilient, high-performing pitching staffs.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this edition of The Desert Shift Podcast, Daulton Barry and Grayson Liebhardt discuss the importance of autonomy in player development, effective methods to get out of a pitching rut, and the mental preparation and pre-pitch routines necessary to have a successful outing. The concept of pitching on the offense is explored, as well as the necessity of training to perform well in-game, not in the gym. They share personal experiences throughout their careers, highlighting decisions made and lessons learned that ultimately led them down their current career paths. The episode comes to a close with a light-hearted conversation about the importance of fostering growth as a human being while training.

00:00 Introduction
01:45 Athlete Autonomy & Self-Development
10:45 Getting Out of a Rut & Pre-Pitch Routines
22:00 The Importance of Journaling Your Outings
26:12 Personal Turning Points Throughout Careers
37:15 When Did An Athlete Teach You Something?
42:48 Building Relationships & Growing as Humans

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Connor White, Jack Lambert, and Tanner Stokey discuss the science of bat speed. They explain how increasing bat speed directly impacts exit velocity and distance, using insights from Driveline's research and MLB data. They go over effective training methods, why raw speed isn't always enough, and the importance of optimizing for game-usable speed by swinging at 90-95% of peak capacity.

In this episode, Daulton Barry sits down with Mike Paesani, who shares his journey to Driveline as well as insights gained from working in high performance sports. The discussion highlights the importance of diversified work experience, the need for cohesion between high performance and skill training, and the significance of data-driven approaches in athlete development. They explore how to enhance coordination and movement patterns in athletes, the value of gamifying bullpen sessions, and the potential value in better understanding lead leg block and force plate data.

00:00 Introductions & Paesani's Path to Driveline
11:05 Collaborative Programming Between HP & Pitching Trainers
18:21 The Fine Line of "Sports Specific" Lifting
20:45 Balancing All the Fragments of Development
26:20 Willingness to Be Wrong & Doing the Hard Tasks
29:30 Plyometrics & Improving Coordination
36:05 Randomizing/Gamifying Bullpens
44:36 Investigating Force Plate & Lead Leg Block Data

In this episode, Jack, Josh & Marek discuss how data and wearable technology are revolutionizing pitching workload management. They explain how tools like Pulse and Whoop provide key insights into total stress, beyond just game throws, by tracking acute and chronic workload. This data-driven approach enables intentional strategies crucial for preventing injuries and optimizing performance for pitchers at all levels.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode of the podcast, Daulton Barry and Nik Pearson explore various topics relating to baseball training, focusing on the intersection of neuroscience, mental training, and importance of asking 'why' as a coach. They discuss the importance of movement preparation, the role of mental clarity in athletic performance, and the significance of building strong relationships with your peers. The conversation also delves into the value of experimentation in coaching, learning from failures, and the necessity of collaboration among coaches to foster a rich learning environment for athletes.

00:00 Introduction
02:02 Neural Priming Study & Application
14:54 Asking "Why" While Coaching
21:26 Have Courage to Try New Things & Fail
33:05 Educate Your Athletes
39:08 The Importance of Collaboration & Differing Opinions
54:20 Hot Dog Orders?

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Tanner Stokey, Connor White and Joel Condreay sit down with Corvallis Knights Head Coach Brooke Knight to discuss how summer baseball shapes player development. They cover the importance of game reps, collaboration with college coaches, and the challenges of daily play. The conversation also explores NIL, leadership, and how players can maximize both personal and athletic growth during summer leagues.

In this edition of the podcast, Daulton Barry and Dylan Gargas explore various topics surrounding college baseball, coaching confidence into pitchers, and the mental aspect of the game. The bio-psycho-social model is discussed as an effective framework for training, and the balance of life and sports in baseball is highlighted. The discussion concludes with the importance of community and support in athletic performance.

00:00 Introduction
02:08 Insight's from LSU's Baseball Environment
11:41 Velo Isn't Everything
16:34 How to Get Struggling Pitchers Back on Track
22:13 Building Confidence and Unfiltered Communication in Coaching
34:33 Struggling with Command?
41:25 Biopsychosocial Model in Training
53:30 The Mental Aspect of Baseball

In this episode, Jack, Josh, Marek, and special guest Andrew Aydt break down how advance scouting reports and game day data help players build effective attack plans. They explore how to simplify analytics into actionable insights by leveraging heat maps, pitch profiles, and batter tendencies. The conversation highlights how Driveline helps MLB players boost confidence, adapt in-game, and maximize performance.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode, Jack, Josh, Marek, and special guest Connor Pelletier explore the challenges of measuring command in pitching. They dive into the development of the Intended Zones tool, the role of mechanical adjustability, and how variability can actually improve command. The conversation also covers new research on throwing mechanics and what it means for the future of command training.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode of The Desert Shift Podcast, Daulton Barry and Pitching Intern, Grayson Liebhardt, discuss various aspects of training, particularly focusing on the use of plyo balls, the importance of training intent, and the concept of expectations versus reality. They delve into the significance of recovery, nutrition, and the environment in which athletes train. The conversation also highlights the unique experiences and growth opportunities Driveline offers, emphasizing the importance of being detail-oriented and committed to the training process. The episode concludes with light-hearted discussions about favorite hot dog orders and energy drinks.

00:00 Introduction
01:50 Understanding Plyo Balls & Their Applications to Training
13:49 Plyo Drills & Taking Away The Legs
19:00 Gap Year Athletes, Buying Into Your Training Plan, & Nutrition
25:00 The Journey of Growth & Dedication in Baseball
33:00 Internship Experience & Working at Driveline
41:30 Fun Topics: Hot Dogs & Energy Drinks

In this episode, Jack, Josh & Marek break down the importance of arsenal models in pitching, highlighting how different pitches interact to create uncertainty for hitters. They introduce new metrics like "mix" and "match," discuss the trade-offs of adding pitches, and explore how batter familiarity and training economy impact pitch effectiveness. The conversation also touches on heart rate data and the future of pitching analytics in MLB.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode, Daulton Barry and Tyler Kozlowski discuss the offseason strategies for college athletes, emphasizing the importance of self-assessment and honest evaluation of one's skills and readiness for the next level. They explore training strategies, the significance of strength and conditioning, and the role of aerobic capacity in baseball performance. The conversation also touches on the mental aspects of training and the necessity of recovery and family time for athletes.

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
10:00 Assessing Player Development and Training Needs 
20:09 The Importance of Physical & Mental Recovery 
28:00 Long-Distance Running and Its Role in Baseball Training
33:50 Fun Segment: Quickfire Ratings and Wrap-Up

In this special episode of the Driveline podcast, a few members of Driveline’s R&D team (Kyle Boddy, Clayton Thompson, Conner Pelletier & Jack Lambert) talk through how they use AI in projects, from building pitch models to solving motion capture problems on-site with an NBA team. They share what it was like starting as interns, the mistakes they made, and what helped them grow. The episode also covers what they look for when hiring now, and why technical skills alone aren’t enough. It's a look inside the systems, tools, and mindset behind Driveline’s innovation.

In this inaugural episode of The Desert Shift Podcast, Dalton Barry and Dylan Gargas discuss various topics related to baseball training, including the impact of new technologies like torpedo bats, uncommon training tools, and the importance of a supportive training environment. They share their personal journeys to Driveline, highlight success stories of athletes, and provide insights into the hiring process for interns at the facility. The conversation emphasizes the significance of hard work, adaptability, and the value of community in achieving success in baseball.

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast
02:42 Opening Weekend Highlights
05:54 Impact of Torpedo Bats on Pitching
11:00 Pitching Evolution and Training Insights
20:01 Training Tools and Techniques
26:01 Personal Journeys in Baseball Training
30:41 Stadium Food and Game Day Experiences
34:19 The Social Element of Baseball Games
37:12 Driveline's Evolution and Misconceptions
39:39 The Passion Behind Driveline's Success
41:00 Celebrating Athlete Success Stories
46:14 Training Philosophy and Athlete Development
51:29 Internship Insights and Hiring Criteria

In this episode, Jack, Josh & Marek explore the evolution of pitch modeling in baseball, covering key metrics like 'Stuff' and the shift to component-based approaches. They discuss how advanced models predict pitching success and how insights can be applied to both pitchers and hitters. The conversation also touches on the 'Big 3' of hitting analysis, the development of a matchup model tailored to hitters, and the limitations of current models, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement in player evaluation.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance.

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Director of Hitting Tanner Stokey, along with Hitting Trainers Brandon Dim and Jacob Hirsh, break down what Leather Smash Factor Balls are. They discuss what these unique balls are, how they're used in training, and the reasoning behind their development.


0:00 What are Leather Smash Factor Balls
6:00 Bridging Between Different Training Environments

9:29 Benefits of Leather Smash Factor Balls

11:12 Data Collected

16:05 Feedback From Hitters

25:00 Better Feedback For Coaches

27:30 Durability

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Tanner Stokey, Connor White, and Matt Kress discuss the importance of summer training for high school and college baseball players. They emphasize the need for self-evaluation, understanding personal development needs, and the impact of the transfer portal on player opportunities. The conversation highlights the balance between competing in summer ball and focusing on physical and skill development, with real-life examples illustrating the importance of making informed decisions about summer training. This conversation delves into the intricacies of player development in baseball, focusing on metrics, continuous assessment, and the strategic planning necessary for athletes, especially in the context of summer training and the transfer portal. They emphasize the importance of understanding personal metrics, maintaining a cycle of assessment and adjustment, and leveraging opportunities for visibility in a competitive landscape. They also discuss the evolving nature of college athletics, particularly with the introduction of NIL and the transfer portal, and how athletes can navigate these changes effectively.

Welcome to the Driveline R&D Podcast, where we explore the cutting-edge intersection of baseball analytics, player development, and on-field performance. In this milestone 100th episode, the new R&D crew takes over following the departure of the original hosts to MLB organizations.

Join Jack Lambert (Baseball Operations Director), Josh Hejka (minor league player with the Phillies and Driveline's longest-running intern), and Marek Ramilo (part-time R&D analyst and quant trader) as they dive into how research and development is transforming training in Major League Baseball and at Driveline.

Episode Highlights:
•0:00 - Introduction to the new R&D podcast crew and team backgrounds
•8:54 - Arsenal Models: How data predicted MLB's sweeper revolution and the chess theory of pitch combinations
•19:45 - Component-Based Pitching Models: Breaking down pitch outcomes to better understand performance
• 28:00 - Matchup Analysis: Adding batter context to pitching models
• 33:24 - The Player Perspective: How analytics data gets translated to actionable information on game day
• 38:08 - The "Apple Ecosystem" of Baseball Training: Why integration of all development tools matters
• 41:40 - Pulse and Workload Management: Using data to prepare pitchers and prevent early-season injuries.

This podcast offers a unique look into how Driveline combines research, analytics, and practical application under one roof to push baseball development forward. Whether you're a player, coach, or analytics enthusiast, you'll gain insights into the future of baseball training and performance. 

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Tanner Stokey, Elijah Boyer, and Zach Settles discuss the significance of lifting, exercise selection, and targeted skill development, especially for those not actively playing. They emphasize the need for athletes to prioritize their training and make the most of their opportunities to improve, regardless of their current playing status. They discuss the significance of having a structured game plan for athletes, particularly in baseball. And emphasize the importance of coaching and guidance in skill development, sharing personal experiences of their own struggles and successes. The discussion transitions into specific focus areas for hitting practice, including the balance of intensity and volume, and the necessity of maintaining skills and managing workload effectively.

0:00 In-Season Training Essentials

3:17 Managing Workload and Training Intensity

6:30 Maintaining Performance During the Season

8:51 Exercise Selection for In-Season Training

12:55 Strategies for Hitters During the Season

16:46 Adapting Training to Game Schedules

20:03 Opportunities for Development When Not Playing

23:25 The Importance of a Game Plan

29:54 Focus Areas in Hitting Practice

35:37 Maintaining Skills and Workload Management

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Mike Rathwell and Director of Hitting Tanner Stokey discuss the integration of data and technology in baseball training, particularly focusing on in-season adjustments for players with the new release of In-Season Smart Reports in the Driveline app. They explore how data can provide actionable insights for players and coaches, enhancing performance and facilitating real-time feedback. The discussion emphasizes the importance of blending training with game performance and the evolving role of technology in player development.

0:15 Introduction to In-Season Adjustments

1:45 The Role of Data in Player Development

3:11 Blending Training and Game Performance

5:56 Utilizing Technology for Real-Time Feedback

8:45 The Future of Training with Data Insights

In this episode of the Driveline podcast, Mike Rathwell and Pitching Trainer Joel Condreay discuss the importance of in-season adjustments for pitchers with our new In-Season Smart Report feature in the Driveline app, focusing on workload monitoring, game tracking, and the significance of accurate data in training. They emphasize the need for pitchers to understand their physical and mental preparation, the impact of stress, and how to effectively manage their throwing workload throughout the season. The conversation highlights the role of technology in providing actionable insights for athletes to optimize their performance.

0:15 Introduction to In-Season Adjustments

4:25 Understanding Workload Adjustments Throughout the Season

8:40 The Importance of Accurate Data in Training

12:30 Preparing for Game Day Stress

In this episode of the Driveline Baseball podcast, Mike Rathwell & Jack Lambert discuss the innovative in-season smart reports designed for college athletes. The conversation covers the mechanics of workload estimation for pitchers, the integration of defense-independent statistics, and the metrics used to evaluate hitting performance. The importance of data analytics in enhancing athlete performance and decision-making is emphasized throughout the discussion.

0:10 Introduction to In-Season Smart Reports 

3:03 Understanding Workload Estimation for Pitchers 

6:00 Incorporating Defense-Independent Statistics

9:47 Metrics for Hitting Performance

18:31 Value of Data for Collegiate Athletes

In this episode, Director of Hitting Tanner Stokey and former Driveline Hitting Trainer and current Red Sox MiLB Hitting Coach JP Fasone discuss the transition from Driveline to professional baseball with the Red Sox, focusing on training approaches, building player relationships, and setting goals for off-season and in-season development. They explore the challenges of player engagement, long-term development, and maintaining performance throughout the season.

0:00 Intro
2:29 Off-Season Training Strategies
5:48 In-Season Training Dynamics
8:55 Adjusting Training Goals
11:32 The Importance of Education in Training
14:43 Evaluating Player Progress
17:17 Future Directions
20:10 The Importance of Self-Sufficiency in Players
29:41 Balancing Training and Game Performance
34:40 Long-Term Development vs. Short-Term Results
41:35 Building a Strong Team Culture
46:39 Training Techniques for Hitting Skills

Training 2.0 is here! In this episode of the Driveline Baseball podcast, Mike and Kyle breakdown the Training 2.0 system, emphasizing the importance of a consistent and data-driven approach to athlete development. They explore what has made Driveline the industry leader in player development for the past decade plus and highlight the coming innovations that will keep Driveline at the forefront.

In this special episode of the Driveline Baseball Podcast, Dylan Newcomer DPT, Josh Hejka (NYM MiLB Pitcher and Driveline R&D), and Luke Dziados (Throwing Trainer) discuss the rehab and return to throw process. They emphasize the importance of a structured rehabilitation program that focuses on strength restoration, the role of surgery in recovery, and the use of technology to monitor progress. This conversation delves into the intricacies of the return to throw process for athletes recovering from injuries, particularly focusing on the importance of gradual progression, managing workload, and the psychological aspects of recovery. The speakers emphasize the need for careful monitoring of throwing mechanics and intensity to prevent setbacks, while also highlighting the opportunity for athletes to reinvent themselves during rehabilitation. The discussion also touches on the significance of communication between athletes and coaches to navigate challenges effectively.

We're back! In this episode, Kyle and Mike are joined by frequent collaborators Tanner Stokey, the Director of Hitting, and Connor White, the Director of High Performance to discuss the recent changes in college baseball, particularly the implications of the new 34-man roster rule. They explore how these changes affect high school players aspiring to play at the collegiate level, emphasizing the importance of physical preparation, skill development, and the need for versatility. The conversation also touches on the challenges posed by the transfer portal and the competitive landscape of college baseball. 

Mike and Kyle are back! Also, joined this week by Director of High Performance, Connor White. This conversation delves into the persistent issue of pitching injuries in baseball, exploring the multifaceted reasons behind them and discussing potential solutions. Mike, Kyle, and Connor emphasize a multimodal approach to injury prevention, highlighting the importance of readiness monitoring, biomechanics, and long-term development strategies. They also address the challenges faced in youth baseball, the role of coaches, and the significance of data in optimizing player performance. The discussion concludes with a forward-looking perspective on the future of injury prevention in the sport.

Today's episode of the Driveline Podcast features a collection of Driveline Hitting trainers including Director of Hitting Tanner Stokey and AZ Hitting Trainers Conner Watson and Elijah Boyer. This trio discusses the intricacies of fall training for college and high school players. They share insights on how to optimize player development through effective practice plans, balancing workloads, and utilizing technology to create game-representative training environments with special attention paid to Boyer's recent stint as the Hitting Coach at Lansing CC.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Fall Training and Coaching Backgrounds
03:01 The Importance of College Coaching Experience
05:47 Innovative Coaching with Limited Resources
09:06 Transitioning from Engineering to Coaching
12:02 Creating Effective Practice Plans
14:55 Setting Up Fall Training Plans
17:51 Balancing Workload in Training
20:45 Optimizing Bat Speed and Strength Training
24:08 The Role of Experience in Player Development
26:57 Building a Winning Culture in Teams
29:50 Pro Offseason Training and Development
33:13 Utilizing Technology in Training
36:10 Game-Representative Training Environments
38:59 Mitigating Slumps Through Training
41:50 The Importance of Buy-In from Players
45:04 Final Thoughts on Training and Development

In this episode, Mike is joined by the Director of High Performance, Connor White. The conversation delves into the significance of jump testing in athletic performance, particularly in baseball. The hosts discuss the various types of jump tests, their applications, and how they relate to overall athleticism and skill. They emphasize the importance of understanding the outputs of these tests and how they can inform training and development strategies for athletes of all levels. The discussion also touches on the future of athletic training, including remote monitoring and the use of technology to enhance performance assessment.

In this special episode of the Driveline Podcast, Dan Winkler, Director of Sales, Tanner Stokey, Director of Hitting, and Connor White, Director of High Performance, sit down and discuss the intricacies of the Driveline Hitting Assessment process.

In today's episode of the podcast, Kyle and Mike discuss the importance of having a long-term outlook on baseball development and the increasing role of technology in helping athletes succeed. They close with an exploration of the challenges and opportunities of working in baseball.

In today’s episode of the podcast, Mike Rathwell is joined by Pitching Coordinator Matt Kress, New York Boulders' pitcher Jackson Sigman, and Binghamton Rumble Ponies' pitcher Josh Hejka. They dive into Driveline’s innovative Smart Reports system, discussing how it transforms athlete workload management and improves performance for pitchers.

0:00 Intro
1:43 What is a Smart Report?
5:39 Athletes Not Executing Their Workouts Properly
13:00 What You'll See in a Smart Report
21:50 Athletes Understanding Their Workloads
27:55 How Trainers Can Utilize Smart Reports
29:50 Training Properly After Injury, Workload Management
41:32 Athlete Success Stories, Value of Smart Reports
44:50 Training Economy
51:00 Coaches Adjusting During Non-Contact Periods with Athletes
57:00 Conclusion

In today's episode of the Driveline Podcast, CEO Mike Rathwell and Founder Kyle Boddy are joined by Driveline Director of Hitting Tanner Stokey. Topics covered:

00:00 Demystifying the MLB Draft
06:00 Unique Draft Strategies
16:27 Travis Bazzana's Development Journey
38:30 The Potential Impact of an Automated Strike Zone
53:13 Creating a More Engaging Product for Fans

In today's episode of the Driveline Podcast, CEO Mike Rathwell and Founder Kyle Boddy discuss Eno Sarris' recent article, 'How Fast Could a Human Being Throw a Fastball? 106 mph, 110 mph — Even 125 mph?', and the future of player development in baseball with AI.

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In today's episode of the Driveline Podcast, Founder Kyle Boddy and CEO Mike Rathwell, discuss the upcoming MLB draft, draft prospect and Driveline trainee Travis Bazzana, the changes in college baseball, and much more.

Max and Max are back for the third week in a row discussing bat speed and power. How much does power directly translate into your swing.

Deven Morgan and Michael O'Connell are back to talk about youth specialization!

Also Max and Max Continue there discussion on Driveline Hitting! 

This week Michael O'Connell and Deven Morgan return to continue their discussion on developing youth athletes and managing workload. Also Part 2 with Max and Max on Driveline Hitting 

Mike, Deven Morgan and Michael O'Connell break down the tough decision of letting youth athletes play multiple sports. How do you as a parent approach this complicated issue? 

How has Driveline evolved its hitting program over the last few months. Mike sits down with hitting coordinators Max Dutto and Max Gordon to break down the changes