Automated Strike Zone is closer to being implemented in MLB
– 1 min read
MLB seems to be intent on the Automated Strike Zone being implemented in MLB. It's been tested for a few years at some Minor-League ballparks and it is now one step closer to becoming a reality in MLB.
It was announced the Automated Strike Zone is now going to be used in some Triple-A ballparks, including the Dell Diamond, where the Round Rock Express play.
I'm not personally a fan of the automated strike zone for a couple of reasons.
It takes away the need for a catcher who is good at framing pitches. I think there is a beauty in that by itself and just another part of the game that will be taken away.
Share this article
Written by
Heath Criswell
Lifelong Rangers fan with a passion for the farm system. When I’m not covering minor league baseball, I’m enjoying time with my family and exploring the Rangers' next big stars.
Join the conversation
Brock Porter might be back
Brock Porter's journey with the Texas Rangers has been anything but straightforward, yet recent signs suggest he may be regaining his footing. Early Promise Entering the 2022 MLB Draft, Porter was a standout pitching prospect, ranked 11th overall on MLB.com's draft board. His accolades included
