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MLB Umpires Agree To An Automated Ball-Strike System


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Computer plate umpires could be called up to the major leagues at some point during the next five seasons.

 

Umpires agreed to cooperate with Major League Baseball in the development and testing of an automated ball-strike system as part of a five-year labor contract announced Saturday, two people familiar with the deal told The Associated Press. The Major League Baseball Umpires Association also agreed to cooperate and assist if commissioner Rob Manfred decides to utilize the system at the major league level. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because those details of the deal, which is subject to ratification by both sides, had not been announced.

 

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/28348068/report-umpires-agree-mlb-test-plans-automated-strike-zone

 

 

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Infinite likes

 

 

:LOL:

 

 

My favorite is the Verlander no-call at 3:34 that leads to the inevitable homerun on the next pitch.

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Computer plate umpires could be called up to the major leagues at some point during the next five seasons.

 

Umpires agreed to cooperate with Major League Baseball in the development and testing of an automated ball-strike system as part of a five-year labor contract announced Saturday, two people familiar with the deal told The Associated Press. The Major League Baseball Umpires Association also agreed to cooperate and assist if commissioner Rob Manfred decides to utilize the system at the major league level. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because those details of the deal, which is subject to ratification by both sides, had not been announced.

 

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/28348068/report-umpires-agree-mlb-test-plans-automated-strike-zone

 

 

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“Sorry, Devil Hernandez. I’m afraid I can’t do that. YOU'RE out of here!”

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“Sorry, Devil Hernandez. I’m afraid I can’t do that. YOU'RE out of here!”

 

The bigger Devil is the umpires' union, which has not held Hernandez accountable for his chronic incompetence.

 

The schmuck should have been dispatched long ago.

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“Sorry, Devil Hernandez. I’m afraid I can’t do that. YOU'RE out of here!”

 

The bigger Devil is the umpires' union, which has not held Hernandez accountable for his chronic incompetence.

 

The schmuck should have been dispatched long ago.

Tell the union to pound sand when the contract expires.

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Computer plate umpires could be called up to the major leagues at some point during the next five seasons.

 

Umpires agreed to cooperate with Major League Baseball in the development and testing of an automated ball-strike system as part of a five-year labor contract announced Saturday, two people familiar with the deal told The Associated Press. The Major League Baseball Umpires Association also agreed to cooperate and assist if commissioner Rob Manfred decides to utilize the system at the major league level. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because those details of the deal, which is subject to ratification by both sides, had not been announced.

 

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I'm glad they agree given how abyssmal their performance is.

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“Sorry, Devil Hernandez. I’m afraid I can’t do that. YOU'RE out of here!”

 

The bigger Devil is the umpires' union, which has not held Hernandez accountable for his chronic incompetence.

 

The schmuck should have been dispatched long ago.

 

Straight up sucks.

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