What is ABS? How MLB's ball-strike challenge system will work in spring training
ABS is MLB’s name for an automated strike zone — also known as robot umps. In a full ABS game, there will be a human umpire behind the plate, signaling the calls communicated through ABS. We won’t be seeing that full system in action this spring. Instead, teams will have a limited amount of challenges.
Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) presents challenges for MLB: Crowquill
Major League Baseball (MLB) is introducing robots to spring training this year on a trial basis in the form of the ABS (Alternate Ball-Strike System). ABS will peer over the home plate umpire’s shoulder to provide the right call if a team challenges the ump’s ball or strike call.
Changing one ball to a strike can completely alter an inning. Saturday was proof of that. The New York Yankees used the ...
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone is intrigued by the idea of using a software system to help call balls and strikes.
Reds manager Terry Francona plans to opt out of elective participation in the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge trial during ...
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Training, MLB is rolling out its ABS (automated ball-strikes system), and Yu Darvish of the Padres isn't a fan.
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Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona says he's told players not to use the experimental Automated Ball-Strike System in ...
Matt Quatraro discusses the big pop Jac Caglianone displayed with his 8th inning homer, and how his pitchers feel about the ...
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