THE STRIKE ZONE IS currently defined in the Major League Baseball rule book as the depth and width of home plate — 17 inches in each direction — and the vertical distance between the midpoint ...

We ask because this week, Major League Baseball tweaked the electronic strike zone in both of its Triple-A leagues, for the benefit of robot umpires — and crouching hitters — everywhere.

Rich Garcia, a major league umpire from 1975-99 and ump supervisor from 2002-09, faults the ABS system for not being as accurate at matching human calls as the strike zone usually is applied.

Minor League Baseball is expanding the use of its electronic strike zone throughout all 30 Triple-A parks in 2023, sources have told ESPN. It could be the latest sign in its adoption at the MLB level.

Mexico second baseman Santiago Hernandez stepped up to the plate and immediately sat down to shrink the strike zone in the top of the fifth inning against Venezuela at the Little League World ...

We've called out plenty of umpires in Major League Baseball for their horrible umpiring on ball and strike calls. But the Little League World Series doesn't have a strike zone showing up on ...

Pitchers across Major League Baseball find that the strike zone they’ve known for years no longer plays the same. This season, a behind-the-scenes tweak to how umpires are evaluated has ...

Inside Major League Baseball's years-long journey to the Automated Ball-Strike ... he did feel like he made a little history, ... They have made some baseball purists automated strike zone-curious.