The sensors, which rest just under the ball’s laces, can capture information like velocity, acceleration and distance, and send that info back to computer monitors in just half a second. The League has been using the sensors during preseason games this summer, but hasn’t yet decided if the sensors will be used in the regular season.
It is amazing how much data leagues and teams can get.
Pressure sensor? 😉
FreeBrady #GoodellisaDick
How is this data supposed to help play the game?
Why hasn’t the NHL done something with the pucks already? There has to be some way to place sensors in the pucks to determine the simplest thing like when the puck has crossed the goal line.
I’ve had that very same thought.
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