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MLB shares glimpse of the future with All-Star Game ABS robot umpires challenge decision
The future is here. Major League Baseball plans to break out the robot umpires at the MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday night in Atlanta, according to ESPN. MLB will use the automated ball-strike (ABS) challenge system that has been in place for multiple seasons in the minor leagues at Triple-A.
Bryce Harper and the Phillies weren't the only ones unhappy with how Monday night's loss to the Giants played out.
This article was originally published on www.si.com as Phillies Burned After Umpire Appears to Miss Three Strike Three Calls ...
The Phillies are first in the NL East without much from Harper. Monday, despite another loss at Oracle Park, offered some ...
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‘Hope MLB is investigating’: Umpire Phil Cuzzi under fire for missed calls in Philadelphia Phillies in loss to San Francisco GiantsMLB umpire Phil Cuzzi is getting torched on social media for his poor performance behind the plate Monday night in the ...
At 69 years old, Phil Cuzzi is the oldest currently active umpire in Major League Baseball. But after a shockingly bad ...
Anyway, the Phillies didn't lose because of a bad strike zone; they scored one run, and that won't win many MLB games. But ...
The Philadelphia Phillies' superstar was justifiably unhappy about the umpiring in Monday night's game, but respectful about it.
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MLB Umpire Faces Backlash After Questionable Calls in Yankees-Mets GameUmpire John Bacon, working behind the plate during the ninth inning, made several questionable calls. And including three ...
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