PCWorld identifies six warning signs that indicate your Windows PC needs a factory reset, including persistent performance issues, accumulated bloatware, and malware infections. Regular annual resets ...

At long last, player protest with ball or strike calls can be handled with something other than ineffectual arguing. Beginning with the 2026 MLB season, players will have the power to appeal the ...

Where should the line be drawn when it comes to ABS? Katie Stratman / Imagn Images Shohei Ohtani homered three times in a four-game stretch, so it is safe to say that the baseball season is back and ...

It's not every day that the game of baseball decides to implement new rules that affect every single game. But with the introduction of the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system, that's exactly ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — MLB’s Automated Ball-Strike Challenge system has proven to be a challenge for the Guardians in the early part of this season. The reason is simple: they’re not very good at it. The ...

PHOENIX — It took no time for the Arizona Diamondbacks to use their first Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge this season, as Corbin Carroll benefitted from overturning a called third strike that ...

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Even with all the testing data from the minor leagues and spring training, it was hard not to wonder how MLB’s new automated ball-strike challenge system would feel in big league games that count.

Welcome to Snyder's Soapbox! Here, I pontificate about matters related to Major League Baseball on a weekly basis. Some of the topics will be pressing matters, some might seem insignificant in the ...

On the first day of the new automated ball-strike (ABS) challenge system, the Mariners didn’t initiate any challenges Thursday night. Cleveland challenged two calls, winning one and losing one. Each ...

New York Yankees shortstop José Caballero made MLB history Wednesday: He became the first player to use the Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS). During the fourth inning of the Yankees’ 7-0 opening day ...