Did You Know MLB Lost $1 Billion to Injuries in 2025?
💬 Now that the MLB regular season has come to an end, it’s the right moment to look back and evaluate what it truly costs teams in terms of player health.
💰 $1,016,677,930.00
That’s over one billion dollars that MLB teams lost this season to players on the Injured List.
👉 And that’s only MLB
👉 MiLB is not even counted.

⚠️ Now here’s the shocking part:
$644,179,941 — that’s 63.4% of the total — was due to pitching injuries alone.
The single largest expense: $641,625,909 tied directly to injuries we’ve been warning about for years at #BaseballActionID:
- Tommy John surgeries
- Shoulder surgeries
- Elbow injuries
- Lat injuries
- Oblique injuries
- … and the ever-increasing knee injuries in pitchers
All this despite:
- 📊 endless biomechanics data
- 💻 advanced tracking software
- 📱 wearable tech
- 🎥 high-speed cameras
- 🧮 motion analysis models
Still… the problem is only growing.
🚨 The Hard Truth
Pitchers are not machines 🤖.
Biomechanics alone is not the whole story.
Every athlete carries a natural movement code — what we call motor preferences.
When that code is ignored, the result is:
❌ inefficiency
❌ overload
❌ injuries
But when that code is respected:
✅ healthier pitchers
✅ enhanced performance
✅ longer careers
⚾️ Enter #MotorBall
At BaseballActionID, we recognise the blueprint written inside every athlete.
- Pitch design aligned with natural motor preferences
- Data that reflects optimised individual blueprints instead of forced mechanics
- A system that prevents overload instead of creating it
🔥 So here’s the real “Did You Know?”
In 2025, MLB organisations lost over $1 billion to injuries.
👉 63.4% of that cost came from pitchers alone.
These numbers show the urgency — but also the opportunity.
By aligning with each pitcher’s natural blueprint, we can move from reacting to injuries toward building healthier, longer, and more effective careers.
👉 That’s exactly what #MotorBall is about.
