Shoto Imanaga and Ranger Suarez have set a new standard in effective pitching during the 2024 MLB season. Demonstrating that velocity isn't the only key to success, these pitchers have excelled through precise pitch execution and consistent mechanics. Earning less than $15 million combined, both rank in the top 5 in WAR, showcasing the value of strategy and finesse in a game dominated by power. Their approach, highlighted by efficient deliveries and stable mechanics, has resulted in impressive strikeout rates and minimal walks, proving that traditional starting pitchers can still thrive in today's game. Read more about their techniques and impact at DVS Baseball.

In Major League Baseball, a select group of pitchers have exemplified reliability by starting at least 25 games for ten consecutive seasons. This remarkable achievement underscores the importance of consistency in a pitcher's career, challenging today's metric-focused evaluations and highlighting the timeless value of dependability on the mound

Only 1.3% of pitchers achieve an optimal foot strike component score, significantly impacting injury risk. Discover how biomechanics and proper sequencing can enhance pitching performance, reduce injury risk, and increase efficiency with our Mechanics for Velocity and Performance program.

On April 9th, 2004, Justin Verlander and I faced off against each other in one of the most anticipated college baseball games in recent history.

This game was unique because it was a showdown between two of the best college pitchers, both highly touted Draft prospects who had spent the previous summer as teammates on USA Baseball Collegiate National Team. A matchup, ODU vs. VCU, conference rivals, that had everyone on the edge of their seats, a game that would go down in history.

Discover how a former professional pitcher is using his post-career throws to redefine pitching health and performance. Through rigorous testing and the development of the Delivery Value System (DVS), he's transforming the way pitchers approach their craft, ensuring longevity and effectiveness on the mound. Learn about his journey from player to protector, and how his innovative approach is setting new standards in baseball training.

Rediscover the lost art of the traditional windup—a pitching technique that once dominated baseball's golden era. In this detailed exploration, we delve into how this classic method could revolutionize pitching in the modern era, enhancing both performance and longevity. Learn why some of baseball's greatest Hall of Fame pitchers swore by this method, and why it still holds tremendous potential for today's high-velocity pitchers.

Join the movement to protect young pitchers with DVS Baseball's "Save the Arms Campaign." We're committed to reducing severe arm injuries among youth pitchers through education and awareness. Learn how you can become a key sponsor in your community, help promote safe pitching practices, and make a significant difference.

In the competitive world of youth baseball, the pursuit of success often comes at a cost. Year-round tournaments like the Perfect Game "Fastball Freeze" in Alvin, TX, promise exposure and opportunities for young players but conceal a troubling reality: the toll on pitcher health. Despite efforts to prioritize player well-being, the allure of rankings and college commitments drives families to participate, perpetuating a cycle of injury and premature career derailment.

DVS X-Ray Version 3.0 can utilize two cameras recording 240 frames per second, strategically positioned to capture side and rear views focused on the same pitch. This setup is designed to generate an automated DVS Scores for our clients.

Kolby Allard’s early DVS Score as a high school pitcher provides key futuristic insights for MLB Organizations now almost a decade later.