Summary
Major League Baseball (MLB) introduced a new system called the automated ball-strike system (ABS). This system uses electronic monitors to track the location of pitches, and teams can challenge up to two ball or strike calls in a game.
Key Facts
- MLB has introduced an automated ball-strike system, known as ABS.
- ABS uses electronic monitors to track where pitches are in ballparks.
- Each team can challenge two ball or strike calls during a nine-inning game.
- The new system aims to improve the accuracy of calls made by umpires.
- John Yang talked about this development with Dan Evans from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
