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Scope and Rope: A Visual Profile of Major League Hitters
Studying the differences between the visual functions of professional baseball players and the general population.
Ringolsby: MLB Fixes All-Star Game Fan Voting
The new two-round All-Star Game voting system helped the D-backs’ Ketel Marte win the starting nod at second base.
Sheehan: Trout's Peak Compares To All-Time Greats Like Mays, Mantle & Cobb
It's pretty simple, Joe Sheehan writes: Mike Trout, the best player of his era, is also the best baseball player ever.
Can Four-Part Breathing Impact Performance?
How hitters can use specific breathing exercises to improve their chances at the plate.
Find Your Groove: Pre-Action Rhythm Is A Must
Athletes have a regular, recurring motion that allows them to be consistent in practice and in games.
How Much Can Vision Training Help Improve A Hitter's Eye?
An inside look at the research and insights behind the vision training mystery.
Sheehan: MLB Isn't Ready For Expansion
Baseball must first stabilize all 30 of its current organizations before even dreaming of adding more, Joe Sheehan writes.
The Daily Medicine You Can't Afford To Skip
Do you want to be in control of your body and feel calmer when life, and the game, gets too fast? The answer is meditation.
High School Draftees Tend To See Bigger MLB Free Agency Paydays
The richest of the rich among Major League Baseball players are rarely ones who took the college route.
Ringolsby: Mariners Bring Ichiro Home
It was only fitting that Ichiro Suzuki returned to the Mariners for his final big league at-bats.

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