Oh boy I wonder what Goose Gossage is going to have to say
about this…
Major League Baseball has announced that wearable technology
is coming to a MLB stadium and team near you. The league and the sport’s
playing rules committee approved two devices for use during games this season
named the “Motus Baseball Sleeve” and the “Zephyr Bioharness.” The Motus
Baseball Sleeve measures stress on elbows and may help prevent or find a reason
behind all the Tommy John surgeries across the league while the Zephyr monitors
heart and breathing rates.
Clubs may not use this data outside of their organization
and it cannot be provided to broadcasters or news outlets at this time. The
league has also approved a pair of bat sensors for use on field during workouts
that also fall into this category and rule set.
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