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How is data changing the way we watch baseball?
After years of research and development, MLB Network premiered Statcast. This revolutionary new technology allows scouts and fans alike to track the game and players on a whole new level -- and all in real time. MLB Advanced Media’s Chief Technology Officer Joseph Inzerillo joins us now to discuss how Statcast could change the way we watch baseball.
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