A Georgia high school baseball player who spent three weeks in a coma after he was hit in the head by a bat has died, his family announced on social media Tuesday. Jeremy Medina, a senior at ...

Because maximum bat speed is a one-time event, it’s probably less valuable as information than a look at 90th-percentile bat speed, but since we do not have that data, that’s just a guess for now.

This unnecessarily artsy photo of a baseball at least ... Since you’re aiming for the most efficient bat-ball collision possible, aim to hit with the ... On the ultra high-speed cameras ...

Baseball Savant now tracks bat speed. ... For a ball hit at the optimum launch angle of 25-30 degrees and around 100 mph, ... the average bat speed in high school is around 65 mph.

Scouts and hitting coaches have seen this for long before bat speed could be measured quantifiably. Gary Sheffield used exceptional bat speed to become one of the best hitters of his generation.

In data going back to April 3, Baseball Savant has tracked overall bat speed, the percentage of “fast swings” each hitter has, the length of their swings and so much more. As with any data dump of new ...

A Georgia high school baseball player died nearly a month after he was hit in the head by a bat. Jeremy Medina, a senior at Gainesville High School, died on Monday, his family announced on social ...