Is it any wonder some of Craig Breslow’s Red Sox sabermetric analytic army might have little use for Rice and his 406 total ...
TAMPA, Fla. - In the third inning of the Grapefruit League opener on Feb. 21, Tampa Bay catcher Ben Rortvedt caught a ...
Set in an alternate version of the ‘90s after a robot war leaves America a post-apocalyptic war-torn nation, The Electric ...
Five years after the pandemic started, we look back at some of the most memorable photos that were taken during the global ...
MLB is giving players and managers a taste of the automated ball-strike system as the league weighs whether to fully implement it.
If it’s challenge-system feedback baseball wants this spring, then I think we found just the man to supply it.
Nobody wants "killer robots," so making sure artificial intelligence systems don't go rogue is the "cost of doing business" in military tech, the founder of a venture capital firm said during a ...
The major leagues are testing robots to call balls and strikes, prompting deeper questions about the irreplaceable values of ...
Years after a bitter end to his MLB career, Vaughn's young son's interest in the game spurred him to open his own baseball ...
Pujols, 45, is ready to become the first 700-homer hitter to be a major-league manager. He will manage the Dominican Republic ...
The automated ball-strike system (ABS) has been used for minor league games, but it's getting rolled out for the first time in the big leagues during spring training.
It was the perfect test for the latest version of University of Minnesota senior Max Minakov's snow-clearing robot named Nivoso. Last year, Minakov's Roomba-sized bot could clear driveways.
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