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MLB approves use of ABS, ball-or-strike review; here’s how it works

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•MLB has approved the use of the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system for reviewing ball-or-strike calls.
•The ABS system will be used in the MLB Mexico City Series scheduled for 2026.
•The ABS technology assists umpires by providing automated review of pitch calls.

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▸If the ABS system is successfully implemented during the Mexico City Series MLB may expand the use of automated ball-strike reviews to other regular season and postseason games.

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REGIONALMilenio (Mexico)¿Se podrá usar el sistema de reto de bolas y strikes en el MLB México City Series 2026?REGIONALMilenio (Mexico)La MLB aprueba el uso del ABS, la revisión de bolas o strikes; así es como funciona

Major League Baseball (MLB) has officially approved the use of the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system, which allows for ball-or-strike calls to be reviewed using technology. This decision marks a significant advancement in officiating accuracy and is set to be implemented in upcoming games, including the MLB Mexico City Series in 2026. The ABS system uses automated technology to assist umpires in making precise calls, potentially reducing human error and impacting game outcomes. This adoption reflects MLB's ongoing efforts to integrate technology into the sport to enhance fairness and consistency.