Last season, the Los Angeles Lakers paid Kobe Bryant $23.5 million as he sat on the bench indefinitely with a torn rotator cuff. That’s just a fraction of the $500 million that injured players’ ...

What’s easier to put into numbers is the role of health: The Broncos and Panthers were both among the six healthiest teams in the NFL this season, in terms of the number of games lost to injury by ...

The Seattle Sounders FC is adding yet another technology tool to its arsenal of gadgets and software that help players perform at their highest level while preventing injury. The soccer club today ...

World-Leading Sports Science and Technology Company Will Enable MLS to Centralize Diverse Operating Systems and Player Performance Data, Starting with MLS NEXT NEW YORK (Thursday, June 15, 2023) – MLS ...

With expansion on the cards, Kitman Labs has revealed plans for its growing workforce and its interest in opening up a market in the military sector. Irish sports science company Kitman Labs has ...

Kitman Labs Founder & CEO Stephen Smith joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the growing industry in sports data and how elite sports teams can use data to boost performance. -The sports world has come ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers will be the first American sports team partnering with an Irish company to develop a computer-based sports injury prevention program that will begin at the minor league level.

What do Everton, Norwich, the Ireland rugby team, the Miami Dolphins, the Detroit Pistons and the Los Angeles Dodgers have in common? All have multi-million pound athletes on the books and the ...

The move will give the Irish company more than 110 new clients in the US, including many in the NCAA. Irish sports tech company Kitman Labs has acquired Presagia Sports from Presagia, maker of ...

Irish sports tech company Kitman Labs recorded a loss of over €6.1m for its 2021 financial year, up from a loss of €4.6m in 2020. The company, founded in Dublin by entrepreneur Stephen Smith, grew ...

Irish sports tech company Kitman Labs has made its first acquisition, snapping up English athlete data management company The Sports Office for an undisclosed sum. Founded by Andy Clark, a former ...