Great at-bats start long before the game. ... The Anatomy Of A Great At-Bat. January 3, 2019 January 3, 2019 Tony Abbatine. Image credit: Aaron Judge (Photo by Alex Trautwig/Getty Images) ...

By 110 milliseconds, the bat, moving at up to 80 mph, carries too much inertia to be stopped. A 90-mph fastball can reach home plate in 400 milliseconds -- or four-tenths of a second.

Dustin Pedroia turned the tide of last night’s victory over the Angels with two outs, two on, and the Red Sox trailing 2-1 in the fifth. He worked ace Jered Weaver for 13 desperate pitches ...

The eight-inch mechanical wing imitates bat anatomy with eight plastic bones matching proportions of the real bat. Three motors pull on tendonlike cables, which in turn tug on its seven joints.

Bat rehabilitator Cindy Meyers shared her knowledge with families Sept. 8, discussing bat anatomy, the niche bats fill in the environment and how local bat populations can be protected.

The eight-inch robot mimics that anatomy with plastic bones carefully fabricated on a 3-D printer to match proportions of a real bat. The skin is made of a silicone elastomer.

The team used state-of-the-art micro-computed tomography systems at the Robarts Research Institute in London, Ontario to collect detailed 3D scans of the internal anatomy of 26 different bats ...

The cameras were also positioned to focus on different parts of the bats' anatomy to allow for tracking body parts individually. In post-production, the team combined imagery to produce 3D ...