Pitcher release points

trying to analyze mechanics using one camera angle is limited at best...and I think he should focus on the elbow height rather than release point, or whether he opens his shoulder at foot plant as the game goes on, or consistency in stride length, etc.

I'd love to see this approach expanded, to include variables that may clarify how pitchers like Santana or Pedro consistently get people out with less visible 'stuff' than some less successful pitchers.  Contrary to what one commenter said at Lookout, I'd think the ability to throw a curve, slider, splitter, sinker, or fast ball from identical release points would be a big advantage.  That is, you can't spot what pitch you are getting by watching the delivery.  If there is an update down the road, please notify .. I do get intrigued by some of the biomechanics of the game.

... if you were a team with some wherewithall, and you were familiar with the logistics of the Questec system, would it be in your interest to set up a Questec-like system in your ballpark, bullpen, and minor league facilities that tracked release point accuracy in a quest to find a developmental edge over your comp?