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OLD-FASHIONED BASEBALL -- NO UMPIRES CALLING BALLS AND STRIKES

BASEBALL IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS BEFORE THE STRIKE ZONE

Baseball carries the weight of almost two centuries of tradition. And because it has been around so much longer than any other American team sport, baseball seems to have a particular resistance to innovation. You can already feel the swelling opposition to MLB’s plan to introduce an automated strike zone detection system, which would take away

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