The Cincinnati Reds can make MLB Playoffs
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Amid the news of the 2026 introduction of the ABS challenge system in MLB, players and managers from around the league gave their thoughts on what it means for the future of the game.
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The Cincinnati Reds were officially the last team to qualify for the 2025 MLB Playoffs. They might be the most excited, too, based on scenes from their clubhouse after the New York Mets’ loss to the Miami Marlins clinched Cincinnati’s first postseason berth since 2020.
MLB has devised a solution to missed ball-strike calls in games, implementing an Automated Ball-Strike challenge system beginning in 2026. Diamondbacks react to the decision.
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The New York Yankees won’t reach the mountaintop this season without Aaron Judge producing at the plate. Luckily, the generational superstar is regaining his mojo after missing time due to an elbow injury.
Well, it finally happened. Robot umps are officially here. On Tuesday, Major League Baseball approved the implementation of the Automated Ball-Strike
ABS is set to be implemented for spring training, the regular season and the playoffs. Teams will have two challenges, initiated by a pitcher, catcher or batter, in a process that takes about 15 seconds. If any part of the ball touches the zone, it is considered a strike. Successful challenges will be retained.
If Stanton can maintain this momentum in the playoffs, New York will have a chance to return to the World Series. The club no longer has generational star Juan Soto, but it does have an MLB-leading seven players with 20-plus homers. Additionally, shortstop Anthony Volpe entered Saturday with 19.
Jason Martinez and Breland Moore react to news that balls and strikes will be challengeable in MLB next season.