driveline

American  

[drahyv-lahyn] / ˈdraɪvˌlaɪn /

noun

1. the components of the power train of an automotive vehicle that are between the transmission and the differential, and generally consisting of the drive shaft and universal joint.

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Etymology

Origin of driveline

First recorded in 1945–50; drive + line ¹

Example Sentences

Rob Hill, the Dodgers’ director of pitching, began his career at Driveline Baseball.

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Although pitching development labs such as Driveline Baseball and Tread Athletics provide fresh ideas, Meister said he does not entirely blame them for the epidemic.

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Driveline focuses on the never-ending “how” of baseball development.

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Since then, baseball players from across levels have flocked to Driveline’s facilities and those like it to learn how to improve and level up.

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“Maybe five or six years ago, if you throw 90-plus, you have a shot to play beyond college,” said Dylan Gargas, Arizona pitching coordinator for Driveline Baseball.

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