NEWNow you can listen to Pak Gazette articles!
For the first time in the history of MLB, balls and strikes can be challenged from the regular season 2026.
The automated ball/strike challenge system (ABS), which appeared during spring training to test it at the major league level, will be implemented after the Joint Competition Committee voted on Tuesday afternoon.
The MLB commissioner, Rob Manfred, made an announcement about the massive change to baseball game.
CLICK HERE for more sports coverage at Foxnews.com
“The changes of previous rules that have adopted the Joint Committee of Competition have had the power to permanent and created impulse for the game,” he said in a statement. “We use the same process with ABS that began listening to fans, performing extensive tests at the level of minor leagues and trying in each step to improve the game. Throughout this process, we have worked on the implementation of the system in a way that is acceptable for the players. The strong preference of the players for the challenge format about the use of technology to call each launch was a key factor in determining the system that we announced today.”
This is a last minute news. Consult the updates again.
