A computerized system that calls balls and strikes is being tested during Major League Baseball spring training exhibition games starting Thursday after four years of experiments in the minor leagues.

Major League Baseball’s Automatic Ball-Strike Challenge System (ABS) will be used in eight Atlanta Braves games this spring.

F or the past few seasons minor league baseball has been testing a new strike zone challenge system called Automated Ball ...

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The ABS uses a network of cameras installed in stadiums to track each pitch and determine whether it crosses home plate within the strike zone. The ...

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Starting Thursday at Camelback Ranch, where the Dodgers and Cubs will open Cactus League play, the ABS challenge system will ...

The MLB plans to test its robot umpire during a spring training game featuring the Kansas City Royals vs. Texas Rangers.

Rob Manfred recently visited the 14,000-seat minor league stadium in West Sacramento, California, and said the owners of the ...

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