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MLB approves robot umpires

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Robot umpires are coming to Major League Baseball. Here's how they work

The challenge system adds a wrinkle.

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Robot umpires are coming to MLB in 2026. Here’s all you need to know

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Robot umpires approved, will be used for entire 2026 MLB season

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MLB will use robot umpires in 2026

Major League Baseball's 11-man competition committee on Tuesday approved use of the Automated Ball/Strike System in the major leagues in 2026.

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Ball-strike challenge system likely in 2026 pending Tuesday vote

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MLB will have Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System (ABS) in 2026

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'Robot umpires' coming to MLB with ABS challenge system approved for 2026

A majority of players, along with several veteran managers and coaching staffs, have opposed the ABS.

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MLB is bringing the ABS Challenge System to the big leagues in 2026

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Major League Baseball to use the ABS challenge system in 2026

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Numbers Behind MLB's New ABS Challenge System Suggest One Position Could Be Crucial

MLB on Tuesday announced that the ABS Challenge System will be utilized for the first time during the 2026 spring training, regular season and postseason.

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MLB implementing ABS challenge system in 2026

Major League Baseball has announced today that the the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System will be in place for the 2026 season. MLB has been testing this system in recent years, including in AAA for the last few seasons and in spring training this season. Per MLB, the rules for ABS challenges are as follows:

How MLB’s new ABS challenge system works

MLB will be adding an ABS Challenge System, which will see balls and strikes being challenged to further perfect the game.

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MLB announces exciting rule change for 2026 season

MLB will introduce the ABS Challenge System in 2026, giving players limited power to contest ball-strike calls. Here’s what it means for the game

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One MLB Team Won’t Sign Framber Valdez After He Deceived Teammate: Report

The Astros pitcher claims he didn't intentionally injure a rookie teammate on a cross-up, but at least one team isn't interested in signing him as a free agent.