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Super slow-mo cameras by Edgertronic are becoming more common at ballparks. The mysterious blue box can capture 1,000 frames per second.

Welcome to the teams across the country who made the cut for this year’s version of Baseball America’s LogoMania, presented by New Era!

Former big league catcher Landon Powell orchestrates a major turnaround at Division II North Greenville.

Yakkertech gives pitchers and coaches the most accurate way to understand pitches and their spin.

New Balance debuts the CompV1 cleat this year, the first-ever composite cleat plate in baseball.

Noah Syndergaard now has his own line of Thor’s Hammer bats, available in youth and full-size models.

Wilson-owned Louisville Slugger will slowly roll out the new process, starting with all 16 MLB Prime bats first, then to its custom site in early May and eventually to the MLB fields.

Baseball helped create Homeplate Peanut Butter.

Easton’s small batch gloves really accentuates their love of gloves and ability to experiment.

Adidas revealed two brand-new updates to its baseball cleat lineup in time for Opening Day 2018.

Wilson’s Glove Day delivers the brand-new gloves to each of the contracted Wilson players, sometimes fully customized versions.

Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees has signed a multiyear agreement with Adidas.

Operation Hawkeye’s latest venture, Strike Force, continues to grow.

Lobbyists pressure Congress to keep Minor Leaguers from earning the same protections of other hourly workers.

Five special events will get customized uniform treatment by MLB in 2018, whether a uniform, cap or socks.

Boise Hawks, Williamsport Crosscutters kick off early affiliation shuffle.

Qalo gives pro athletes the opportunity to show off their married status in-game

Snapple is the new official tea and juice drink of Major League Baseball.

By 2020, the Texas Rangers will move a few hundred yards into a new home.