Major League Baseball embraces 3D motion tracking to scout players

Sometimes baseball feels like a game of inches. Clubs often compete for seemingly small advantages to get a leg up. Over the last couple of decades, that’s meant investments in both advanced analytics and cutting-edge technologies. Sometimes both at the same time.
While baseball fans themselves can be highly critical of changes to the 180+-year-old game, Major League Baseball has been looking for ways to spice things up, from the addition of a time-saving pitch clock to the sanctioning of the PitchCom device to thwart sign stealing.
This week, the league announced a deal with Uplift Labs, whic

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