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Ready-set-Bet here on B-Sports betting network, Matt Brown and Mike Sommich hour number two.

We head into this Major League Baseball slate today.

Some news coming out yesterday that was pretty interesting, Mike,

as the ABS Challenge System failed yesterday in the New York Yankees and,

don't call them Oakland A's, the Sacramento A's.

So we're just calling them Sacramento A's or we just call them A.

They're kind of the, they're just the athletics technically, Matt.

They're more of Las Vegas A's to me now because we got the stadium going up, everything,

but technically they're just the athletics.

So they're homeless.

So Nick Kurtz gets a pitch that was definitely low, instantly hits the thing. And the umpire listens to his little thing and says, no, strike. Then between innings, they're looking at the iPad. Major League Baseball, you can go to the site and you can like look at the pitch logs. You can look at whatever and all that are something like the pitch is like three inches low.

Like because I mean it was one of those things where he instantly tabbed. He's like, no, that's not a strike. You know, like he knew it. Kurtz knew it. Like he was very confident. They lose a challenge. They go out and show the umpire. they're doing all the stuff like that,

and they don't get the challenge back,

even though they were actually correct in the challenge.

So all systems need to be tweaked. All systems have to, so we will

obviously need to fix this. I mean, like, if you go back and somehow the umpire either relayed

the wrong information or the guy got the wrong information or something like, teams should not be

penalized for correctly challenging and then you making the mistake. Yeah, I don't understand why it's just not on the big scoreboard in the stadium. Like think of tennis, right? They put it on the little scoreboard. You see if it's in or out. It says in or out, you know right away. Why isn't this just on the, why isn't the, why isn't the ump just looking up on the scoreboard,

seeing it go down low,

seeing it's clearly a ball,

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