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Jul 03, 2020
by Ryan Holland
The way baseball has evaluated fastballs is rapidly changing. Since the introduction of Spin Rate and Spin Efficiency, we now have a way to show…
Jul 02, 2020
by ryanreinsel21
What is the value of a quantitative analyst? That is a question I have had for some time. Right off the bat, I was able…
Jul 01, 2020
by John Asel
Understanding the spin of a baseball can be difficult. There are multiple ways to go about it and overlapping terminology in an already niche topic….
Jun 25, 2020
by John Asel
Series Introduction: With the modern wave of information, every facet of a pitcher’s game can be quantified now better than ever. ‘Command’ – or the…
Jun 23, 2020
by Kellen Brown
San Jacinto College has been a baseball powerhouse for years. With alumni like Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte on their outfield wall, there is an…
Jun 22, 2020
by ryanreinsel21
Today Zac Vallery is joining the BaseballCloud R&D Internship team after completing his Applied Mathematics degree from UCSB and finishing his internship with the UCSB…
Jun 19, 2020
by John Asel
While the 2020 baseball season remains in limbo, the draft marched on. Abridged to only five rounds, each pick held more weight and each draftee…
Jun 18, 2020
by ryanreinsel21
During this year’s shortened MLB Draft we had the privilege of watching players get drafted out of dozens of BCTeam college programs. This week we…
Jun 17, 2020
by Will Stern
Spencer Strider was selected by the Atlanta Braves with the 126th overall pick of the 2020 MLB Draft. Strider was impressive in both the bullpen…
Jun 16, 2020
by Paul Sirena
Overview The Georgia Bulldogs had an impressive pair of starting pitchers get selected in this year’s draft, Emerson Hancock and Cole Wilcox. After getting selected…