Podcast appearances and mentions of joe lemire

Start your morning with Buzzcast with Joe Lemire, Jenn Azara, Ethan Joyce and Rob Schaefer: Sights and sounds from Day 1 of SBJ Tech Week in N.Y. and previewing what's ahead for Day 2.

SBJ's Austin Karp, Taylor Bloom, Chris Smith and Joe Lemire recap Day 1 of SBJ Dealmakers in Washington, D.C. and preview what to expect on Day 2 of the conference. 

SBJ's Austin Karp, Bret McCormick and Joe Lemire highlight their top moments from the AXS Drive conference.

SBJ's Austin Karp, Bret McCormick and Joe Lemire discuss the biggest storylines from the second day of AXS Drive in Frisco, Texas and what they are looking forward to on the final day of the conference. 

Harjiv Singh, a performance and development scientist at the Orlando Magic, is another example of a practitioner who suffered their own debilitating injuries.Hot on the heels of Andrea Hudy, who recounted her own story of ACL troubles in episode one, Harjiv told the tale of a pickup basketball game that ended with him tearing his ACL and meniscus while also suffering an avulsion fracture.The 16 months of rehab stoked an interest in sports science that not only led him to the NBA but, since January, roles at the Grand Rapids Rise women's volleyball team, as Director of Performance Science, and the University of Michigan, where Harjiv teaches out of the Human Performance and Sports Science Center.John Portch and Joe Lemire could not have wished for a more engaging guest on this finale to this People Behing the Tech podcast series, where Harjiv delved into the sports science principles that define his work.He also shared his thoughts on training drill design [15:39] and the transferability in competition – a relatively new area of enquiry. “It could be as simple as, in basketball, you're putting a defender in front of you,” he says. “But it can also be as complex as the angle and the approach of that defender, the people in the vicinity of the athlete, where the athlete is starting from, their position on the court. And that's merely the introductory part of this.”Then there's his thoughts on the “neglected” cognitive component to ACL injuries [6:41]; the need to know your audience when visualizing data [27:38]; and his ability to ask applied questions in the lab at Michigan.Check out episode two:Five Years on from the USWNT Introducing Menstrual Cycle Tracking, Sports Science for Female Athletes Remains Under-Developed. So What Can Athletes and Practitioners Do about it?Joe Lemire LinkedIn | XJohn Portch LinkedIn | XListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Paige Bueckers' stellar performances at this year's March Madness proved that her ACL injury is long behind her.She returned to action in November 2023 after 15 months out and drove UConn all the way to the Final Four of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.Behind the scenes, Andrea Hudy, the Director of Sports Performance (Women's Basketball) at UConn, was critical to Bueckers' convalescence and is working (while pursuing a PhD) to ensure there are fewer such occurrences in the future.“My passion is trying to understand why people get hurt or the story behind their injuries and keep them strong and resilient for what's unexpected or the challenges ahead,” she tells The People Behind the Tech podcast.Andrea speaks from her own experience of injury as a varsity volleyball player. Indeed, when anyone says she “played without an ACL” for six years – as Andrea tells Joe Lemire and John Portch – it makes you sit up and take notice.In the first episode of this new series, we discuss the questions that still need to be asked about female injury occurrence rates [18:00]. We also touch upon Andrea's career in college athletics, which took in tenures at Texas and Kansas before she returned to UConn three years ago for her second spell [8:40]. Then, we broach her willingness to experiment with new technologies while concurrently seeking better insights from existing datasets [11:40]. Finally, she tells us why she can occasionally see herself as a modern, real-life Icarus [26:30] and much more besides.Listen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

2024 Sports Business Awards takeaways SBJ's Joe Lemire, Austin Karp, Alex Silverman, and Mollie Cahillane look back at the 2024 Sports Business Awards

David Dunne describes a perennial problem for practitioners in elite sports.“There's a fundamental mismatch between what practitioners can deliver and what athletes actually want and desire,” he told Joe Lemire and John Portch on the People Behind the Tech podcast.“So we pivoted towards the COM-B model.”During this episode we spoke at length about Hexis' continued growth following a successful seed round, technology's ability to influence the evolution of the practitioner, and the fundamental union of academic rigour and those so-called softer skills.COM-B was a major part of that conversation. It has been integral to Hexis' growth. The company used it in tandem with elements of design thinking which, as Dunne explains, stems from his time working for teams including Harlequins and Ryder Cup Team Europe. The model is a framework for understanding and changing behaviour. It was developed by Susan Michie, Maartje van Stralen and Robert West in 2011. The model posits that behaviour (B) is a result of an interaction between three components:Capability (C): this refers to an individual's psychological and physical capacity to engage in the activity. It includes having the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities.Opportunity (O): this encompasses all the factors outside the individual that make the behaviour possible, including social and physical environmental factors.Motivation (M): this includes the brain processes that direct behaviour, such as habits, emotional responses, decision-making and analytical thinking.Listen to the full conversation.Joe Lemire LinkedIn | XJohn Portch LinkedIn | XListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

How do you avoid groupthink? How do you avoid various forms of cognitive bias? How do you make sure that each piece of information is valued and considered? In this episode, we hear how teams are tackling these issues. Balloon co-founder and CEO Amanda Greenberg, Houston Astros Assistant GM Andrew Ball, and Phoenix Suns Assistant GM Ryan Resch join SBJ's Joe Lemire to break this all down.

“Everything is based upon the game for us,” said Ryan Alexander.“Understanding how the physical demands and fitness is going to be interpreted on the field as it is going to relate to the technical and tactical execution of a certain style of play.”Alexander, the Director of Sports Science at Atlanta United, was speaking to John Portch and Joe Lemire on the People Behind the Tech podcast ahead of the new MLS season, which began in late February.He also spoke about the club's groundbreaking work with i-Brain Tech, a neurofitness training aid that has transformed their skills and cognitive training and led to players having “higher levels of conversations with their technical coaches."Elsewhere, Alexander explored:Finding the level of confidence in the data to challenge or support [9:30];Knowing when to take calculated risks with players [18:00];How i-Brain has been integrated into the players' training plans [27:00];His efforts to meet players and coaches at their 'level' when it comes to data [35:30].Joe Lemire LinkedIn | XJohn Portch LinkedIn | XListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

“How do we design tech and tech solutions to almost combat [other] tech solutions and distractions?”The question is posed by Brian Cunniffe of the UK Sports Institute [UKSI], who is Joe Lemire and John Portch's first guest on The People Behind the Tech podcast for 2024.Brian, a performance lead at the UKSI who works primarily in canoeing and who also served as the British and Irish Lions' sports scientist on tours of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, is discussing the power in gamifying training, particularly for younger athletes.“There's a slight irony in there but how do we bring it back to the stuff that matters, not just for players but for staff as well?” he continues. “How do we help coaches on a journey to understand not just the stuff that players have completed but maybe some of the decisions that we need to take on a journey and learn from that so that we're not replicating or duplicating and can be more efficient with our time?”Elsewhere, Brian delves into:The reasons why he is not driven to be a domain expert [6:00];The mismatch of the tacit knowledge of coaching and the newer objective of monitoring athletes [13:00];The under-appreciated importance of design thinking and bringing people on a journey [18:00];The performance promise contained in epigenetics [31:00].Joe Lemire LinkedIn | XJohn Portch LinkedIn | XListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Zendler speaks to Joe Lemire and John Portch about her work with Rimkus and the NBA and NBPA's Wearables Validation Program.“It was scary at the start. It was this white space of do we want this to happen? Can you make it happen?” says Jess Zendler.The Program Manager of the NBA and NBPA's Wearables Validation Program is discussing her first steps in the role with Joe and John on the People Behind the Tech podcast.“Academic-type folks, we don't like to set thresholds that exist for pass-fail,” she continues, as she explained the process of speaking to players and coaches and taking in all the relevant research.“We want this to be rigorous, we want the players to have confidence in these devices, we know they're generally hesitant to wear them and there is pushback.”Zendler also spoke of balancing the need for commercial viability with real-world application, which chimes with her role as a sports science consultant with Rimkus, a worldwide leader in technical consulting and forensic engineering.During the course of the conversation, we also discussed:The process for approving devices on the Wearables Validation Program [12:30];The challenge of bringing research to life in sport [17:10];The Wearables Validation Program's relationship with the NBA and Players Association [21:00];Jessica's role in creating the vision for the increasingly used Quality Assessment Framework for sports technology [28:10].Joe Lemire LinkedIn | XJohn Portch LinkedIn | XListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Dr Daniel Laby is talking to John Portch and Joe Lemire about his vision training with Liverpool and England star Trent Alexander-Arnold in 2021.He says: “If the question is: ‘are you worse than you should be for your sport?' And knowing what each sport needs, if you have that information you can say how someone needs to train.”Red Bull commissioned the project having been impressed by Dr Laby's consultancy work in the NFL and his burgeoning collection of World Series rings having worked for three decades in MLB.“So if Trent did well, which he did in certain areas [I would say], ‘Trent, you did great. We don't have to give you glasses' but if [instead I said] ‘Trent, your ability to monitor multiple targets at the same time isn't what it needs to be compared to what it should be for someone on average of your level, we have to train that'; and that's what we did with Trent.”Dr Laby tells The People Behind the Tech podcast that the first goal is to help athletes to correct to the required level for their sport, which will differ depending on the discipline.This was just one aspect touched upon during the conversation. Others include:The potential drawbacks of refractive surgery for athletes in some sports [8:00];His work with Manny Ramírez and the 2004 Boston Red Sox [16:00];Balancing research and practice in his work [22:00];The potential for using virtual and augmented reality in vision testing [36:00].Joe Lemire LinkedIn | XJohn Portch LinkedIn | XListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Joe Rogowski has seen the NBA from all sides.He spent two years as an S&C at the Orlando Magic, a further six years as Director of Science & Research at the Houston Rockets, before spending almost nine years at the National Basketball Players Association [NBPA].Since 2022, he has served as Chief Medical Director of the National Basketball Retired Players Association [NBRPA], a non-profit organization comprised of former professional basketball players of the NBA, ABA, Harlem Globetrotters, and WNBA.Rogowski was at the NBPA in 2015, the year the league introduced its wearables committee and his views were informed by his time in Orlando and Houston.As he tells Joe Lemire and John Portch, he worked with players wary of wearables as well as those mor willing “guinea pigs”, as they refers to them, such as retired Magic point guard Jameer Nelson.Rogowski would ask himself of the latest devices: “Is it practical? Is it something that you can wear in a practice? Is this something that I can consistently do? Or is this a one-time thing and you collect the data and move on?“I had plenty of those devices that actually changed how I think about training these guys or how I'd help them with recovery. But it is a sale because, with the players, you only have so many asks.”Rogowski recalls those moments working with players as well as:The holistic management of load in the NBA [13:30];Knowing what to say – and what not to say – to players [21:20];His interest in cardiology and its importance for athletes, both current and retired [27:00];His role at the Sports Tech Research Network [31:20].Joe Lemire LinkedIn | X John Portch LinkedIn | X Listen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

“With technology now, we're starting to understand movement in a way that we didn't really understand before,” Keke Lyles tells Joe Lemire and John Portch.The Director of Performance at Uplift Labs was on the pod to discuss how the company's AI can reduce injury risk in athletes.There is no better candidate to delve into injury prevention and mitigation than the man often credited with saving Steph Curry's ankle.We made a whistlestop tour of his work at the Minnesota Timberwolves, Atlanta Hawks and, of course, the Golden State Warriors.Also on the agenda were:How the stress of a season can affect movement quality, tissue quality, and range of motion [14:00];The often misunderstood elements of load management [17:00];Keke's jump from the world of sport into the tech space [31:20];Why he believes the next performance frontier will be in player development [34:30]. Joe Lemire Twitter | LinkedInJohn Portch Twitter | LinkedInListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

“When I took over the Head Physician job at the New England Patriots, I saw a very unique opportunity to provide medical leadership at the next level,” says Dr Matthew Provencher.“Fortunately, we had a great coach in Bill Belichick, great ownership in the Krafts, Jonathan and Robert, and I really talked to them around the facility about providing a competitive medical advantage and how we would do that.”Provencher, who served as the Patriots' Medical Director between 2013 and 2016 – earning a Super Bowl ring in 2014 – is the latest guest of John Portch and Joe Lemire's on the People Behind the Tech podcast, which is brought to you by the Leaders Performance Institute and SBJ Tech.Provencher is one of the foremost orthopaedic surgeons in the world and has treated elite athletes from across the globe at the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado.In a wide-ranging chat, we also explored:His time in the Navy and his work developing US Special Ops' Tactical Athlete Program [5:00];Working with multidisciplinary staffs at sports teams [13:30];How useful the use of tech and data have been in providing medical care for athletes [20:40];How the nature of injury occurrences have evolved in recent years [28:30].Joe Lemire Twitter | LinkedInJohn Portch Twitter | LinkedInListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Daniel Guzman believes that genetics plus training equals performance.“Our genetics are just a code that says ‘here's how your genetics express here whether that's cardiovascular or it's cellular or it's your body composition or whatever it might be and here's how we need to influence your environment',” he tells Joe Lemire and John Portch on the People Behind the Tech Podcast.“‘Environment' being how do you train? How do you recover? What stresses do you have in your life? All of that stuff influences our genetics.Although our genetics never change, they can be expressed on or off. Kind of like a dimmer switch at any point.”After more than a decade as a performance coach, taking in roles at the LA Galaxy, US Soccer and LAFC, Daniel joined 3x4 Genetics as the Head of Enterprise Sales in late 2022.The Seattle-based startup believes its ability to analyze a person's genes, whether they are an athlete or not, enables them to recommend lifestyle changes. In the case of athletes using its GENEFIT program, that might mean diet, training, recovery or other forms of preparation.He anticipates a time when elite teams routinely call upon a geneticist to inform their performance.During our conversation, Daniel also discussed:His use of data in athlete programming and why it's always part of the bigger picture (10:30);What an athlete might learn about themselves when undergoing gene analysis (23:00);The unique way that GENEFIT integrates physiological and genetic data (29:00);How 3X4 Genetics uses feedback from athletes and coaches (36:30).Joe Lemire Twitter | LinkedInJohn Portch Twitter | LinkedInListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

“My staff is, by far, way more educated, smarter than me. They all have these niches that they're really good at,” says Brandon McDaniel.“When I need to be able to understand something, when I need to be able to communicate something, when I need to be able to have that conversation with our front office or coaching staff, whoever that might be, they're the ones that I'm going to in order to get that information.”McDaniel is the Vice President of Player Performance at the LA Dodgers and the first guest on the People Behind the Tech Podcast, a new collaboration between SBJ Tech and the Leaders Performance Institute.During the course of the episode, he also talks to SBJ's Joe Lemire and Leaders' John Portch about topics, including:The tech he uses in his own life [1:00];How he seeks to test, trial and implement tech in a team environment [10:00];Exploiting ‘windows of opportunity' in athlete monitoring [16:00];How analytics departments can play a role in scouting and development [29:00].Joe Lemire Twitter | LinkedInJohn Portch Twitter | LinkedInListen above and subscribe today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Today's SBJ Spotlight podcast features two interviews from this week's SportTechie State of the Industry conference in New York. First up, NBPA Executive Director Tamika Tremaglio talks with SBJ's Abe Madkour about how media and technology will be the keys to increasing revenue for NBA players and owners, and why it's crucial to be more revealing about the personal and business lives of players. In the second interview, Meredith McPherron, CEO and Managing Partner of DRIVE by DraftKings, talks with SportTechie's Joe Lemire about bringing more fans to the platform through personalization, and the future of NFTs and the metaverse.

How has one book that barely mentions sports reshaped the game of baseball? Joe Lemire--senior writer at SportTechie and contributor to the New York Times and MLB Network--takes Julie and Eve out to the sandlot to discuss the impact that Thinking, Fast and Slow--a book about flawed human reasoning and decision-making written by Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman--has had on our national pastime. They discuss the advantages of countering cognitive bias on and off the field; how the superstitions of baseball can coexist with a statistics-based analysis; and what happened when a biomathematician left his job at NASA to become a baseball executive and almost blew his career on the first day. Julie and Eve also learn the distinction between fruit salad and chocolate cake, cognitively speaking--and what that has to do with baseball. Find us on Twitter (@bookdreamspod) and Instagram (@bookdreamspodcast), or email us at contact@bookdreamspodcast.com. Book Dreams is a member of the Podglomerate Network and Lit Hub Radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Rizzo brings you baseball. Riz & "The Dawg" Jeff Healy brought in Joe Lemire from SportTechie.com. Lemire broke Riz's heart in the seventh game of the Strat-O-Matic Elite Media Experts League and recounted what would be one of the most memorable games in MLB history ... if it was real. His Red Sox claimed seventh-game victory over Riz's Cardinals. Lemire (SportTechie.com, @LemireJoe on Twitter) also talked hardball with Riz & Dawg about being a contributor to MLB Network and the New York Times, explained how the tech business has infiltrated everyday operations in baseball, took on the online debate of old school vs. data-driven baseball, and more. He even gave insights on an old Wiffle Ball injury and his brother, Jonathan, who is a political reporter covering the White House for The AP. Dawg got things going with Veteran of the Day. It was Joe's grandfather, Robert "Red" Lemire. Joe explained what his grandfather accomplished during World War II and expounded on how Red was the key piece in making the next generations of Lemires into baseball people. Please check out our sponsor, FMS Graphics (https://www.fmsgraphics.com), for all print and promotional needs. Just give 'em a shot! After all, they gave US a shot. We need you to subscribe to the podcast! Please hit the subscribe or follow button from wherever you get your podcasts. And check out DiamondDiehards.com now! Interact: Website (NEW!): https://DiamondDiehards.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/diamond-diehards Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiamondDiehards Twitter: https://twitter.com/DiamondDiehards Instagram: https://instagram.com/DiamondDiehards Watch, Listen Subscribe: iTunes: https://apple.co/2JzUd5e Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KPgZq9 Youtube: https://bit.ly/3pBAvFE Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/DiamondDiehards Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/diamonddiehards Stitcher: https://bit.ly/3rBzVt7

This week we have another emergent discussion from a month ago around a couple of hitting articles as well as a blog post written by one of the hosts of the show. Topics of discussion, the highest form of technique, pitching machines limitations, representative strike-ball percentages in batting practice, fostering competitive mindset, failure is a part of growth, and more. Articles mentioned in this podcast with links *Below* The Physics of Batting Practice by David Kagan https://tht.fangraphs.com/the-physics-of-batting-practice/ A Novel Idea in the Majors: Using Batting Practice to Get Better by Joe Lemire https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/sports/batting-practice.html What is the highest form of technique? by Garrett Boyum https://emergentmvmt.com/what-is-the-highest-form-of-technique/ Join our Discord: bit.ly/3a07z1B Find us on Twitter: @gboyum01 @RobertFrey40 Subscribe on Youtube: https://bit.ly/34dZ7MQ

George listens to Keith, Martin and Jeff talk 9 ball. George has questions for Dave about spinners on 9 ball and Stargazer. Other Bally and Stern spinners are discussed. Joe Lemire buys Ice Fever. Kings of Steel, Nitro Groundshaker, High Speed, Gottlieb Spider-Man are all discussed. Bonus feature: Bally

It is the crossover episode, y'all! We welcome Mrs. Pin, AKA Sarah Line to the podcast. We chat pin crafts, news, Dr. Pin's debut on the podcast scene, our love of swag and so much more, come listen right now! Mrs.Pin's Podcast http://www.podcastgarden.com/podcast/mrspin Mrs. Pin's FB page: https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Just-For-Fun/Mrs-Pins-Pinball-Podcast-1962454560736663/ News Links: https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/this-week-in-pinball-7-20-20-new-wizard-modes-sportscenter-and-themes/ Heist Stream: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/676976978 The article on Kenny that lead to Sports Center - Click here (https://wjbq.com/loyal-customer-cant-come-to-nh-arcade-bar-so-they-bring-it-to-him/?fbclid=IwAR34wV4H4Q2xCs-NyEgwe_akAH4qBJGI-wdHBNzLq51pXplwOK8Tj_8ljqI) The Pinball Players Podcast with Jeff Parsons and Joe Lemire https://pinballplayerspodcast.libsyn.com/ This episode's new PIN FAMILY member - Nerd Pins www.nerdpins.net https://www.facebook.com/richmondpinballcollective/ The Snorks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4F-pYwZA4Y Ghost Dog Pin Giveaway! Comment on the Mrs. Pin podcast episode post and you will be entered for the Enamel Pin Drawing for the Ghost Dog Pin (https://nerdpins.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/ghost-dog-pin-translucent) and a BPP pin. You can comment on IG, Facebook or Discord; however, it is only one entry per person. The contest ends on August 1st at 11:59pm and the drawing will be Aug 2nd.

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Joe Lemire joins as new co-host Pinball Podcasts Ending IFPA State and Provincial Championships Snowdown Throwdown INDISC Stranger Things Premium Rick and Morty Top 5 Pinball Machines of the 2000's

On this week's episode of SABRcast, Rob Neyer chats with SportTechie senior writer Joe Lemire about the way technology impacts player performance, front office operations and fan engagement. Then, as Rob and Scott discuss who won the weekend, a pat on the back for the Mets and Nats, along with border crossing basics. For show notes, extra content, and a list of what Rob's reading, visit the SABRcast website at https://sabr.org/sabrcast

Joe Lemire cohosts fresh from the NYCPC Haggis Pinball gets an artist Changes to Cosmic Carnival Chris Franchi and Dead Flip pinball concepts Munsters Colour Premium Supreme not as dumb as you thought Seawitch remake coming Space Cadet real machine Harry Potter virtual pin Flipper Mechanic game Stern book update Head2Deals NYCPC roundup Mailbag

Joe Lemire cohosts the show Journey to the Top 50 The Leia strategy 24 Hours at the Sanctum Wizard of Oz new code Deeproot Pinball update Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! German Pinball Company? Motor Show IFPA Dollar Gate 1 year on 1700 pinball machines!!! Deadpool Boom Challenge Pinball Buzz Kardashians MSL Stream 1 / Stream 2

Joe Lemire is a Senior Writer at SportTechie and he recently compiled a series of articles dedicated to NFL safety technology. The first story of the four part series is titled "The Data Behind the Helmet Rule." Joe and I spent some time discussing what went into the NFL's decision to implement the new rule despite unfavorable reactions from players, coaches and fans. In this episode Joe tells us about his conversations with top NFL and NFL Players Association Executives, leading researchers from some of the top universities in the country and NFL players. SportTechie is the world’s leading resource devoted to the burgeoning intersection of sports and technology. They cover the latest technological innovations, ideas, and products that impact the fan experience, player performance, and sports industry as a whole. They report the cutting-edge developments with in-depth analysis and exclusive interviews to educate fans and industry experts alike. They exist to analyze and illuminate the growing number of ways technology is evolving sports.

Joe Lemire is a Senior Writer at SportTechie and he recently compiled a series of articles dedicated to NFL safety technology.  The first story of the four part series is titled "The Data Behind the Helmet Rule." Joe and I spent some time discussing what went into the NFL's decision to implement the new rule despite unfavorable reactions from players, coaches and fans.  In this episode Joe tells us about his conversations with top NFL and NFL Players Association Executives, leading researchers from some of the top universities in the country and NFL players. SportTechie is the world’s leading resource devoted to the burgeoning intersection of sports and technology. They cover the latest technological innovations, ideas, and products that impact the fan experience, player performance, and sports industry as a whole.  They report the cutting-edge developments with in-depth analysis and exclusive interviews to educate fans and industry experts alike. They exist to analyze and illuminate the growing number of ways technology is evolving sports. WHAT CAN WE LOOK FORWARD TO IN PART TWO, THREE AND FOUR OF THIS SERIES? A BROADER LOOK AT THE ENGINEERING ROADMAP, CROWD SOURCING AND INNOVATIONS IN DATA COLLECTION WHERE CAN YOU FIND MORE ARTICLES FROM SPORTTECHIE? FACEBOOK LINKEDIN TWITTER YOUTUBE WHERE CAN YOU CONNECT WITH JOE ONLINE? LINKEDIN TWITTER INSTAGRAM Download Episode: iTunes | Stitcher       

New England's own Joe Lemire joins us this week to talk some pinball. -Joe's Story -Hobbit -Pin-Masters -Preparing for SCS -INDISC -PinballSTAR Pirates Party -Bruce…

SportTechie Senior Writers, Jen Booton and Joe Lemire, discuss the year in sports tech that was 2017 and what we can expect in 2018.

This episode of the Replacement Level Podcast features Joe Lemire. Joe is the senior writer at SportTechie. He joined me to recap the 2017 season and discuss his piece on the top nine tech stories in... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about the results of Jeff’s survey about what constitutes a “jam,” Justin Verlander’s comments about the height of baseball seams, and a Mike Chernoff quote about working in baseball, then talk to writer Joe Lemire about his glossary of scouting terminology, the evolution of scouting, and the unbreakable link […]

In this episode, Ken is joined by Joe Lemire from sportsillustrated.com to discuss the recent suspension of Cincinnati Reds pitcher, Edinson Volquez for performance enhancing drugs. For the best in sports coverage, check out www.kenbroo.com