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Story summary
- The debate over the Automated Ball-Strike system (ABS) continues, with some arguing against overturning close calls.
- Critics say minor discrepancies, like a pitch 0.1 inches in the zone, should not be strikes.
- Proponents contend the strike zone is a clear boundary and any pitch that touches it should be a strike.
- The Major League Baseball (MLB) rulebook defines the strike zone precisely, underscoring the need for strict adherence.
