Red Sox, polarizing Driveline founder Kyle Boddy are focused on winning games, not fixing baseball

Kyle Boddy lives approximately 3,000 miles from Boston on the other side of the country in Washington. But the Driveline ...

Why Red Sox seem ‘obsessed’ with fastball velocity and how Driveline is helping them increase it

KENT, Wash. — There’s a reason former Red Sox director of pitching Justin Willard began gifting T-shirts with the message “I throw fuego” to every pitcher in the organization who reached 100 mph in a ...
The New York Times

Driveline: How a professional gambler in a trailer park started one of baseball's preeminent training facilities.

One of the first things you notice when you walk into the R&D lab at Driveline Baseball is the stark contrast between the outside—it’s nestled into a nondescript industrial complex with businesses ...
ESPN

MLB 2026: Inside Driveline's hitting lab

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Inside Driveline's 15,000-square-foot facility, two racks holding 16 broken baseball bats hang on a wall, displayed like a valuable piece of modern art. Driveline, the ...
The New York Times

Driveline: How a change-averse industry has accepted—and rejected—the training methods of Kyle Boddy

(This is the third and final installation in a three-part series about Driveline Baseball. In Part 1 we profiled Kyle Boddy, Driveline’s founder. In Part 2 we looked at some of the technology that ...
Orange County Register

Dodgers turn to Driveline to boost minor leaguers’ velocity

Spring training was over, and David Reid-Foley and Corey Copping were eager to pitch in games that counted. Copping, 22, was entering his first full season of pro baseball after the Dodgers grabbed ...