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Another year in baseball is in the books, so let's look back at the best of the best plays from this past season. These are ...

While baseball has existed for more than 100 years, there are still frequent changes in the way the game is played on the field, for better or for worse. As technology has rapidly advanced through the ...

Major League Baseball publicly released a trove of bat-tracking data today that offers fascinating insights into what makes the best hitters good -- and the worst bad. With everything from bat speed ...

As we discussed a few days ago, the middle of the infield defense for the Cubs has been one of their keys to run prevention. According to Statcast, there were very few second basemen who were better ...

Over the years, ESPN has done a number of statistics-focused Statcast alternate MLB broadcasts, but their last regular-season or playoff one was a wild card game in 2021. The idea of a Statcast ...

Pham proposes a statistical system that would account for how often a hitter faces high-leverage relievers and how defenders ...

As we await final announcements of bonus numbers and minor league assignments for MLB Draft picks, it’s a good time to take a look through the 2024 class with an eye toward trends and interesting data ...

There is no debate that Statcast has forever changed how we view Major League Baseball. The treasure trove of information provided by Statcast data has given fans and analysts a better understanding ...

In the world of baseball, few moments create excitement like a colossal home run. The crack of the bat, the ball soaring into the distance and the eruption of the crowd capture the essence of ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates' Oneil Cruz showcased why the MLB invited him to partake in the 2025 Home Run Derby. Not only did the outfielder go yard early and often during the festivities at the Atlanta ...

Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz smacked the hardest-hit ball in MLB Statcast history (dating back to 2015) when he launched a 122.9 mph home run in the third inning of his team's home ...