Automatic ball and hitting ball In the major leagues, it’s no surprise that a veteran was upset.
Major League Baseball is implementing Automated Ball (ABS) Challenge System For the first time this spring; it has been tested in the minor leagues since 2021.
Max Scherzer, 40, didn’t have a Grand Slam when he was fully implemented (although Commissioner Rob Manfred wants it next year). But he caught a glimpse of the system during Tuesday’s spring training.
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Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Max Scherzer (31) threw against the St. Louis Cardinals in the first inning of the spring training game in TD Stadium. (Jonathan Dyer-Imagn image)
One of Scherzer’s courts was challenged by the batsmen (won by the batsmen), and Scherzer was obviously upset by a crushing defeat – while the system was in the rookie stage, it took longer than the 17-second average for minors.
Later, the new Toronto Blue Jay Chou It seemed to challenge his own court ironically – he lost.
“I’m a little skeptical about it. I understand what we’re going to do here, but I think the referees in the Major League Baseball are really good.” “They are really good. So what are we actually changing here? We know there will be a hit change to a ball, and a ball changed to a striker. … So we basically have to reach or even improve the game?”
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer (31) threw the court during spring training at Cecil B. Englebert Complex. (Jonathan Dyer-Imagn image)
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“Can we play baseball?” he added. “We are humans. Can we be judged by humans? Do we really need to destroy the game? I think humans are defined by humans.”
This spring, the team will have two challenges per game, but will be able to retain each challenge. Only the batsman, pitcher or receiver can challenge the call and must be challenged immediately after the call with the help of the bench or other players.
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer (31) strolls in the driving range during spring training at the Cecil B. Engelbert Complex. (Jonathan Dyer-Imagn image)
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This has changed a significant other for the movement commissioned by Manfred.
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