The outside company the Yankees are working with this offseason is no longer a mystery.
Zelus Analytics, an operation whose cofounders include a pair of former Dodgers executives, is the group that the Yankees have brought on as they review their own analytics process, The Post has confirmed, following a season that general manager Brian Cashman described as a “disaster.”
According to its website, Zelus has built “the world’s leading sports intelligence platform … to help the professional teams in our exclusive partner network compete and win championships.”
Two of the company’s cofounders are CEO Doug Fearing, who previously founded the Dodgers’ research and development department, and principal data scientist Dan Cervone, who formerly served as the Dodgers’ director of quantitative research. Zelus’ vice president of baseball and basketball is Andrew Galdi, who founded the Phillies’ research and development department.
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