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MLB, Strike Zone and ABS Challenge System

Rolling Stone on MSN · 46m

Technology Is Coming for Baseball’s Strike Zone. Just Don’t Call It a Robo-Ump

How MLB created a so-called robo-ump system that uses cameras and computers to call balls and strikes and how players are reacting at spring training.

Kansas City Star on MSN · 2d

What is MLB’s ‘ABS Challenge System’? Inside baseball’s newest ‘robot umps’ technology

COMING SOON: The Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System (ABS) presented by @TMobile will be used during Spring Training games for the first time ever. ABS has been tested in the minor leagues since 2021, and 2025 will be the first test with the Major League players. About 60% of… pic.twitter.com/8Nc91IBfyc

CBS Sports on MSN · 3d

MLB's automated ball-strike system explained as spring training games kick off with robo-ump challenges

This spring training will introduce a new element to the action: for the first time, MLB will employ the automated ball-strike system (ABS for short) during big-league contests. ABS is, for those unfamiliar with the concept,

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MLB to Use ABS Challenge System in Spring Training; Strike Zone Explained in Photos

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What is ABS? MLB begins spring training test of automated ball-strike challenge system

Starting Thursday at Camelback Ranch, where the Dodgers and Cubs will open Cactus League play, the ABS challenge system will ...

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The robo ump could cause a unexpected casualty: the TV strike zone box

MLB is weighing options to dramatically reduce or remove the ubiquitous broadcast strike-zone box as part of bringing the ...

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The Padres were testing the automated strike zone during live batting practice and it's so cool

For years, MLB fans have begged the league to do something about the atrocious umpiring behind the plate. Pitchers are ...

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Rays Catcher Boldly Challenges Umpire's Call Way Out of Strike Zone

Tampa Bay Rays catcher Ben Rortvedt tried to pull a fast one on MLB's new Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system on ...

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