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Discover how pitchers can increase perceived velocity through better sequencing and extension. Learn the biomechanics behind making 90 mph feel like 95—without throwing harder.

He didn’t chase velocity. He chased outs.

Mark Buehrle’s career proves you don’t need triple-digit heat to dominate. As the White Sox unveil his statue, we look at what today’s game can learn from the last great pitch-to-contact ace.

Modern pitch limits are erasing the quality start—and with it, the long-term value of starting pitchers. Here's how the system is failing them.

Why did Jared Jones throw 100mph in a meaningless September game? His injury highlights MLB’s growing velocity obsession—and how it's sidelining top arms before they ever reach their full potential.

Pitchers are breaking down faster than ever, but the blueprint to longevity has been right in front of us for decades. Learn how efficient movement, sequencing, and proven mechanics—exemplified by legends like Gaylord Perry—can help today’s pitchers stay durable, throw more innings, and extend their careers. The blueprint is here—it’s time to stop ignoring it.

Throwing harder isn’t about forcing velocity—it’s about allowing energy to transfer efficiently. Learn how momentum, sequencing, and biomechanics work together to maximize velocity and durability in pitching by riding the roller coaster effect.

Sustainable velocity isn’t just about throwing harder—it’s about optimizing mechanics and energy transfer. The Stretch Effect maximizes separation between the pelvis and upper body, allowing pitchers to generate more velocity without excessive arm stress.

In this article, we break down how Nate Reed, a College of Charleston commit, applies this principle to refine his delivery.

Logan Jarosz had the most mechanically efficient amateur pitching delivery I’ve ever seen. This post explores his natural motion, the challenges he faced in player development, and the importance of mentorship over technology in coaching. Discover why individuality in pitching mechanics matters.