Rockville Centre, N.Y. and Columbia, Md.—Baseball Factory, a company specializing in player development and college guidance of high school baseball players, is excited to announce a partnership with ...

NEW YORK – Wearable technology is coming to Major League Baseball. The sport’s playing rules committee approved two devices for use during games this season, two people familiar with the decision told ...

Based on four years of technology development and one-on-one lab work with professional athletes, the Motus Sleeve acquires motion data through a 3D motion sensor embedded in a device the size of a ...

The Motus Throw compression sleeve can’t stop pitchers from giving up home runs at a record-setting pace—but it could soon make pitching coaches obsolete thanks to its ability to tell the hurlers when ...

In the parlance of his craft, Dellin Betances has filthy stuff. The 28-year-old New York Yankees reliever is averaging about two strikeouts per inning pitched this season. 40 percent of the batters he ...

You've probably heard about baseball pitchers "throwing their arm out." It's a common overuse injury, and typically involves damage to their elbow's ulnar collateral ligament (UCL). In order to help ...

NEW YORK (AP) — The sport’s playing rules committee approved two devices for use during games this season, two people familiar with the decision told The Associated Press. The Motus Baseball Sleeve ...

SAN DIEGO - In light of all the Tommy John surgeries we see on an annual basis, Major League Baseball teams are looking for every edge possible when it comes to monitoring the health of their pitchers ...

New York Mets ace Matt Harvey is just one of countless Major League Baseball pitchers who have seen their careers derailed by Tommy John surgery. But a new wearable technology device could be the key ...

Major League Baseball’s playing rules committee has approved use of the Motus baseball sleeve and Zephyr Bioharness heart and breathing monitor, according to a Wareable report. These two devices are ...

Ready for the newest technology in the baseball world? Players will now be able to hook themselves up to sensors that will detect movements during a pitch or swing, thanks to MotusPro, which launched ...

In a conference room in Orlando, Florida, back in 2004, I sat across the table from Dr. James Andrews and Dr. Glenn Fleisig. I was attending their Injuries in Baseball conference and had the chance to ...