Hopefully they still make lots of mistakes so it can still have the human element.

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Jun 29, 2022
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Thank heaven! Automated strike zones are on the way!

LeftOfNormal

6/29/22 11:10pm

Hopefully they still make lots of mistakes so it can still have the human element.

DieHarder

6/29/22 11:13pm

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barnacle

6/29/22 11:25pm

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LeftOfNormal

6/29/22 11:32pm

This next generation of catchers are gonna be so lazy

GlutealGuy

6/30/22 12:08am

Hopefully they'll be able to focus on fooling the other team rather than having

LeftOfNormal

6/30/22 12:56am

Love the concept of reverse framing. I think the catcher fools a TV viewer & ump

BYU'01

6/30/22 5:57am

Nice. Aaron Judge might finally be treated fairly. No player has been treated worse at the plate.

HarlemCoug

6/30/22 3:28am

The width of the zone is no problem…and the height of the batter could be used

Cthack1

6/30/22 4:42am

Why not have every player measured by the league? A player's specific strike zone can then be entered into the

HarlemCoug

6/30/22 5:38am

Because you don't stand straight while batting?

fbguru

6/30/22 6:12am

Ai is smart enough to constantly measure distances

FabLabCougar

6/30/22 6:48am

I'm not suggesting players are measured standing straight up. I'm suggesting that the league figure out their rules

HarlemCoug

6/30/22 9:00am

I'm guessing nobody is happier about this than the umpires.

shoganai

6/30/22 6:46am

I don’t know. Don’t you think they are pretty big traditionalists? I get that

eysikal

6/30/22 8:35am

They want calls to be correct. Anything that helps towards that goal will be

shoganai

6/30/22 8:43am

But I enjoy the "human effect" of watching mlb umps screw up games.

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