Lol and then what happened? The batter argued and got tossed. Is it your belief that batters will somehow argue with the automated strike zone? Doesn't matter in any of the strike zone arguments whether the ump was right or not. No one would get tossed if there's no one to argue with.
@@remmeryoutube3392 You obviously haven't seen the minor league games where they've tested the concept. The fans, announcers, players and managers are just as bad. The biggest problem is that so many fans and announcers don't understand that the box they put on the screen is not accurate. High strikes are notorious here, since the top of the TV box is belt high on some hitters. There is also a margin of error zone around the strike zone. And, the strike zone is a 3 dimensional zone (an overhead camera shot would help here). Many of those boxes place the ball where the catcher catches it. It is possible for a pitch to go through a portion of the 3d strike zone and still have the catcher catch it wide. It is also possible for a sinker to nick part of the strike zone before being caught low by the catcher.
That statement by the ump for the Miami toss was ridiculous”Pick someone” and a “Position player” was complete BS!
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And to make your rant worse, can’t what to see police escort sissy’s off the field like Puig, Harper, you etc
No umpire has ever said “go away, leave immediately” 💀
Automated strike zone eliminates 99% of these
so you watched none of the clips, cause the 1st one right off the rip was a blatant strike and correct call
Lol and then what happened? The batter argued and got tossed. Is it your belief that batters will somehow argue with the automated strike zone? Doesn't matter in any of the strike zone arguments whether the ump was right or not. No one would get tossed if there's no one to argue with.
@@remmeryoutube3392 You obviously haven't seen the minor league games where they've tested the concept. The fans, announcers, players and managers are just as bad. The biggest problem is that so many fans and announcers don't understand that the box they put on the screen is not accurate. High strikes are notorious here, since the top of the TV box is belt high on some hitters. There is also a margin of error zone around the strike zone. And, the strike zone is a 3 dimensional zone (an overhead camera shot would help here). Many of those boxes place the ball where the catcher catches it. It is possible for a pitch to go through a portion of the 3d strike zone and still have the catcher catch it wide. It is also possible for a sinker to nick part of the strike zone before being caught low by the catcher.
The spirit of Angel lives on.
hi
Hi brother 🥇
Angel Hernandez was cool, he had composure. Something major league babies lack