Another good article, Maddie.
I have to confess to being a dissenter about the value of all the new technology and analytics. Because I'm not convinced it's making the game better. First you have the obvious fact that we've seen a huge increase in strikeouts and decrease in balls in play. The average BA in 2024 was .243.
Second is the injuries, especially to pitchers of course. The 2024 World Champs had 3 healthy starters in the World Series: Yamamoto, who made 18 starts in the regular season, Buehler, who made 16, and Flaherty, who was a trade deadline pickup.
Max effort/max velocity/max spin = max injuries.