Major League Baseball is testing the Automated Ball-Strike System during the All-Star Game after using it in spring training, allowing players to challenge calls using high-tech cameras. Starters Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes prefer not to utilize challenges, valuing the human element of umpiring, while both managers praise their performances and future potential in the league.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Major League Baseball is testing a new ball-strike system during the All-Star Game, where players can challenge umpire calls using high-tech cameras to see if the calls were right or wrong, but some pitchers prefer to leave the calls to the umpires and catchers because they enjoy the human element of the game.
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