DVS Baseball announces the release of DVS X-Ray 5.0, featuring Arm Impulse Metrics, improved scoring accuracy, and new Development Reports built on the medically published Delivery Value System.

Now available: DVS X-Ray 4.0—markerless pitching biomechanics software delivering pro-level analysis in under three minutes. Trusted by coaches at every level to improve performance, reduce injury risk, and build durable pitchers.

Discover how DVS X-Ray 4.0 helps coaches and trainers deliver elite biomechanics analysis in minutes. Learn how this powerful, affordable tool supports pitcher development, injury prevention, and business growth—one pitch at a time.

The DVS X-Ray MoCap Kit offers affordable, markerless motion capture technology paired with medically validated pitching analysis. Designed for ease of use, it provides pitchers and coaches with data-driven insights to improve performance and reduce injury risk.

Discover the DVS X-Ray MoCap Kit for affordable, professional-grade motion capture and biomechanical analysis. Improve pitching performance, track progress, and reduce injury risk. Trusted by all levels of baseball.

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.

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.

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.

How can we begin to understand how analytics and traditional baseball wisdom can be treated equally? It starts with understanding how a person's wisdom in any subject is derived and can facilitate future decision-making. Whether changing the lineup, bringing in a new pitcher, scouting a player, developing a player, or maintaining a clubhouse, our actions are a product of an ongoing cycle from data to information to knowledge to wisdom.

DVS University is now live. Pitching injuries have resulted in MLB teams paying over $2.7 Billion dollars to pitchers while on the Injured List from 2015 – 2021. While pitching injuries have always been a part of baseball, the rate at which a pitcher suffers a major throwing injury is increasing at an alarming rate. As a pitcher, how do you know if you are more or less at risk of a throwing injury? At DVS Baseball, we have the answers, which is the defining difference in why and how we make pitchers better.

DVS Baseball is excited to announce the addition of Mitch Aker to the our team. Mitch will serve as a DVS Trainer at our Madison Heights location and implement DVS methodology and technology into the local community to help make pitchers better. In addition, Mitch will assist with developing USPBL pitchers throughout the 2022 season.

Unfortunately for Kumar Rocker, the "check engine light" for his throwing arm was checked when the Mets looked underneath the hood post-draft and saw enough damage not to offer the pre-draft deal of $6 million. Furthermore, because Kumar opted out of a pre-draft MRI, the Mets didn't have to extend any offer, leaving him unsignable amongst all other MLB Teams. The fallout leaves Kumar in a precarious situation and begs the question, "What's next for Kumar?”.

Every year in the USPBL, a small group of pitchers fully commit themselves to improve their skill set to advance to affiliated baseball; Nolan was one of those pitchers in 2019. Nolan's in-game performance from 2019 to 2020 to 2021 is a remarkable example of how to enhance your value as a pitcher to get to the next level and, in Nolan's case, sign with the New York Mets.

One of the newest features of the DVS Bullpen 3.0 is safely and effectively manage a pitcher's workload. DVS Bullpen 3.0 allows users to determine when, how much, how far, and at what intensity your pitchers should be throwing. The workload management logic is built off five years of tracking health, recovery, and performance across professional pitchers.

DVS Baseball is excited to announce the latest development center The Yardhouse, located in Kelowna, British Columbia. The Yardhouse marks the first international baseball facility that will implement DVS Baseball’s M.V.P. Program to its clients.

DVS Baseball is excited to announce our latest development center D-BAT Mokena, located in Mokena, Illinois, and owned and operated by Joseph Mattice and Gary Levato.

DVS Baseball will now offer the DVS Bullpen, an all-encompassing athlete management and development software, to organizations, teams, and coaches. DVS Bullpen 2.0 provides the ability to track health, function, mechanics, bullpens, performance and as the player improves, easily share results. The overall goal of the DVS Bullpen is to provide a simple yet effective way to better develop players

DVS Baseball is excited to announce the addition of Bill Leisenring to the DVS Baseball Team. Bill will serve as the Chief Technology Officer and will be directly in charge of all product development initiatives and implementation.

As youth pitching injuries continue to be on the rise, DVS Baseball is committed to work with young pitchers to avoid this fate. DVS Baseball is creating regional-based development centers across the United States with organizations that have a passion for injury prevention and the development of baseball pitchers.