‘A fun experiment’: Chicago White Sox get a close look at Automated Ball-Strike System testing at Camelback Ranch
The Chicago White Sox are getting a close look at the ABS system, which allows players to challenge an umpire’s ball-strike calls, this spring.
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Taylor finishes Rubik's Cube nearly as fast as he pitches
Speed is the name of the game for White Sox right-hander Grant Taylor. Speed, and accuracy. Actually, for a pitcher who ...
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Grant Taylor Could Be the Breakout Pitching Prospect of 2025
There is a pitching factory on the south side of Chicago that has begun to emerge over the past couple of seasons. That may ...
Cactus League report: White Sox see Miguel Vargas as ‘an important piece’ — and Cubs’ Kyle Tucker finally hits
While most teams are still in the grind of spring training and build-up mode, the Chicago Cubs are about to turn their focus ...
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White Sox make three roster moves
Prior to today’s spring training game at Cleveland, the Chicago White Sox made the following three roster moves: - Reassigned to minor-league camp (3): RHP Eric Adler, LHP Trey McGough and RHP Grant ...
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‘A fun experiment’: Chicago White Sox get close look at Automated Ball-Strike System testing
The Automated Ball-Strike System plays on the scoreboard after a pitch call was challenged during the second inning of a ...
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Whether it’s coming up with the second base-shortstop combination, figuring out the right bullpen mix or filling the open rotation slots, there are many position battles taking ...