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Story summary
- The new measuring protocols reduced heights for many MLB players, with 225 of 430 hitters losing at least one inch.
- Miguel Rojas (Major League Baseball shortstop) and Travis d'Arnaud (Major League Baseball catcher) are among those affected by height revisions.
- The process requires strict poses and multiple measurements to ensure accuracy.
- The changes shift public perception of player heights, with players listed at 5-foot-11 losing most height, averaging 0.82 inches.
