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It was mentioned in passing as a baseball book that utilises ultra high-speed cameras, possibly with Rapsodo technology, to analyse the sport.
We did a show not that long ago with the authors of The MVP Machine, which is a baseball book, and they're using the ultra high-speed cameras. I think it's Rapsodo.
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It was mentioned in passing as a baseball book that utilises ultra high-speed cameras, possibly with Rapsodo technology, to analyse the sport.
We did a show not that long ago with the authors of The MVP Machine, which is a baseball book, and they're using the ultra high-speed cameras. I think it's Rapsodo.
Episode: #ICYMI - Building an MVP Machine
It was described as a superb book that discussed how player development techniques are changing baseball and leaving Moneyball behind. It also highlighted the use of data and technology to improve players.
Ben Lindbergh and Travis Sawchuk, co-authors of The MVP Machine, a superb book that sheds light on how player development techniques are taking baseball into the future and leaving moneyball way, way behind.
The MVP Machine, How Baseball's New Nonconformists Are Using Data to Build Better Players
I think The MVP Machine might be our Bible.
If you've listened to the first part of this show, you'll know that it is fascinating to see what is now happening. If you're doing Moneyball, then you're so way back at the beginning of this century. Things have changed.
Ben Limburg, Thank you. Travis Sorchick, the co-authors of The MVP Machine. If you haven't, get a copy. Go buy it. Find it, read it, think about it because what's happening in this book is out there and it's evolving.