State of the Game: MLB
summary
MLB production reports concrete moves: Statcast and a pitchcast launched this season and teams add a low-home robotic camera (mirror or skyward lens) to restore the classic pitcher-on-batter angle, while playoff games test 4K/HDR and many more super-motion feeds. Automated game notes aim to appear within 10–15 seconds, catch-probability enters the lexicon, six-second in-game ads shorten breaks, and remote workflows shift from full REMI to hybrid IP control to cut travel and latency.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00MLB's recent renaissance
- 3:12Bringing back the low home shot
- 9:38Statcast's evolving role
- 22:51Pace of play and broadcast adjustments
- 27:37Looking ahead to 2018
- 34:00Audio and music in broadcasts
- 38:36Expanding international reach
- 43:00Remote production and future tech
- 47:00Closing remarks and Q&A
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