If it’s challenge-system feedback baseball wants this spring, then I think we found just the man to supply it.

MLB is giving players and managers a taste of the automated ball-strike system as the league weighs whether to fully implement it.

Two innings. Two challenges. Two triumphs for Robot Kind. Zero triumphs for Mad Max. After his introduction to ABS, Scherzer ...

The Atlanta Falcons took a full contingent to Georgia football’s Pro Day on Wednesday. Bulldog safeties Malaki Starks (shown above) and Dan Jackson showed out — and others even said nice things about ...

One big change for the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training experience this year is the arrival of an automated ball-strike ...

Future Hall of Fame Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer is not happy with MLB's new Automated Ball-Strike challenge system being tested this spring.

The robot ump’s replay showed that it was low. So low that, had it been called a strike, someone would have written that the ...

Louis Cardinals’ spring training experience this year is the arrival of an automated ball-strike system (ABS), unofficially known by some as robot umpires ... fact that the umps still call ...

As it seeks a solution somewhere between full-on robot umpires and human umpires calling balls and strikes, MLB is experimenting with one such compromise—an Automated Ball-Strike challenge ...