Glove Tracking is coming to the BaseballCV repo! While previously not open-source, Carlos Marcano, Dick Allen Stan and I are finally making the model weights / training info public. We’re still working on adding images and further fine-tuning (especially for the ball), but enjoy what we have so far!

🚨 Special guest Jessica Brand 🚨 Aside from being a stats LEGEND, Jessica is a Baseball Reference ambassador, and a former researcher for MLB Network. We talked deadball era, how the Pirates got their name, and creating the Immaculate Grid rarity score. youtu.be/yS3V0gaX_Yg

Happy birthday, Ariel Epstein! Thanks always for being a positive light in this world. One of the first to have me believe in me. Hope it's a truly spectacular day to say the least. :)

Since the start of 1901, the #Dodgers tonight in Atlanta have become the 7th team to score 9+ runs on four or fewer hits (record: 11, 1925 Browns). The last to do so? The Dodgers in Atlanta! June 4, 2021. Can't make that up.

This week is worthy of Marlins Man. Sublime times ahead!👀 -Thursday, first row, Patriots/Jets, front row, 50-yard line behind New England sideline. -Friday, third row, Phillies/Mets, third row directly behind home. Personally Citi's best seat since more centered than rows 1/2.

This was a true joy to be on! Thank you so much for having me and being most wonderful hosts. Was great to talk about childhood stories, origins of teams, great names. All of it! I wish I had managed a 0 for everyone. :)

Utilizing Single-Angle Broadcast Feeds and Computer Vision to Extract 3D MLB Biomechanical Data by Dylan Drummey (Dylan Drummey) free to read baseballprospectus.com/news/article/9…

Lou Bierbauer walked so Paul Skenes could run. No… really… Lou Bierbauer is literally the reason the Pirates are called the Pirates. Thanks for the story, Jessica Brand, and the awesome Immaculate Grid pull. 🔥

#Yankees teammates to each hit 40+ home runs in the same season: -Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, 2024 -Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, 1961 -Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, thrice: 1931, 1930, 1927 #RepBX

Juan Soto is the 6th player to hit a home run in all 30 current MLB ballparks. He joins: Carlos Santana Giancarlo Stanton Manny Machado Randal Grichuk Matt Olson h/t Elias Sports Bureau

Awesome stuff here from Jomboy Media and Jolly Olive. ...but like, I want to be a Chaser for this type of game against some folks here. Full format. What not, right? Can we make that happen somehow? I maintain NotGaetti would make an amazing host too. youtube.com/watch?v=6WOQpX…

To Michael Kay's point about 8 runs with 2 outs getting it done: Over the last 50 years, entering tonight's game, the #Yankees are 107-4 in the regular season in games scoring 8+ with two outs. #RepBX

Since the save became an official stat in 1969, Marcus Stroman has just the 11th #Yankees player season to start 25+ games in a season and also record a save. Most recent: Chien-Ming Wang, 2006. #RepBX

In order, ace first: -Walter Johnson -Cy Young -Pedro Martinez -Lefty Grove -Kid Nichols

Ooo, that's a fun twist. I did by career but can absolutely do it per season too. For me, that's as follows: Walter Johnson's 1913, Pedro Martinez's 2000, Dutch Leonard's 1914, Slim Jones' 1934, and Bill Foster's 1926.

Absolutely can think of a double play like that before for what just happened in the #Yankees game. This 2-5 double play came on July 30 2017, featured Reds at Marlins. That score was also 2-1. #RepBX mlb.com/guardians/vide…

AL/NL history specifically. I love Soto immensely but this stat needs that qualifier. Clarence Palm exists, as do the Negro Leagues. Palm did so with his third team, the Detroit Stars in his age 22(!) season.