Shohei Ohtani’s Comeback: Is It Science or Instinct That Will Decide His Fate on the Mound?
That feels like a significant understatement, given how thorough, cutting edge and analytically inclined this organization is. And so, it’s a near certainty that the Dodgers are collecting some type of biometric data from Ohtani in order to monitor his workload and guide his comeback. That, in and of itself, is not unique in today’s game. Teams use wearable technology, like Driveline Baseball’s PULSE device, to track pitcher health. Many players around baseball wear fitness-tracking devices like Whoop or Oura Ring.
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