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  • MLB PrePlay Enhances Second Screen, Fan Experience And Sponsor ROI

    The sports technology suite of PrePlay free apps allows you and your Sports Techie friends to predict every play of every game and earn currency while watching live sport broadcasts. MLB PrePlay is off to its second year and is the official Major League Baseball prediction game. The New York startup had 25 million predictions…

  • Swish Analytics Algorithmic Sports, Predictions And Betting Recommendations At BetBuckets

    Swish Analytics Inc., is a sports technology startup based in San Francisco that developed algorithmic sports, predictions and betting recommendations. The three founders raised $300K in March from a group of private angel investors to deliver algorithmic sports predictions to bettors and fans in the underserved data science field. The ground-breaking movie Moneyball, opened the public’s…

  • Get the Education You Need to Succeed in the World of Sports

    Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald knows that he will eventually have to retire from the NFL. To improve his chances of having a successful career after pro sports, the wide receiver has enrolled in online classes at the University of Phoenix. Motivated by a promise he made to his mother, Fitzgerald chose to pursue his…

  • Best, Brightest And Worst Major League Baseball Executives Of All Time

    The Evolution of the Major League Baseball General Manager has swung from former players to more education driven and sports tech advocating GMs. Sophia Barber from Sports-management-degrees.com shared the Infographic below with the Sports Techie community blog titled, “Play Ball! The Best, Brightest and Worst Baseball Executives of All Time.”  “Play Ball! The Best, Brightest and Worst…

  • Spartan Race international obstacle racing series is a life changer

    Spartan Race international obstacle racing series is a life changer Voted the number one obstacle race by Outside Magazine, Spartan Race is the global leader in obstacle racing ever since 2005. The Sports Techie blog takes a look at how their events are all about changing today’s perception of normal. You can also enter the Sports Techie…

  • New Hockey Glove Phone

    Claude Giroux of the Philadelphia Flyers uses his new sports technology hockey glove phone during the NHL Super-Skills by Honda at the 58th NHL All-Star game. Of course, this is a joke. Claude was using his glove to hold his ear microphone in place, haha Sports Techie! – Posted using MobyPicture.com