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1 minute ago, HowAboutThat said:

It’s interesting that so many of the guys on the IL remain with the team. Don’t they have to go somewhere and rehab?

What do you want them to do... stare at their arms?

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6 minutes ago, Hallas said:

The last time I looked at data regarding statcast/hawk-eye data, the median error is like +/- 0.25 inches and around 1 in 20 or so calls (around 2 stdevs) were +/- 5/8 inch.  It's almost certainly better for pitches that are clearly in the zone or clearly out of the zone, but you're going to have consistency issues because when it misses it's going to be in a random direction.  On the other hand, human umps tend to miss in the same direction, resulting in a more consistent zone.  While there are merits to both, you're likely to find players that would strongly prefer a consistent zone, even if it's consistently wrong in some instances.

 

You'll get most of the benefits of human consistency with a challenge system, but I wonder how it's going to be handled if you challenge one and hawk-eye gives you a wacky result that would overturn a correct call.  There would need to be human cross-checker to disregard bad results.

Sounds like you know your stuff. Much more than me. 
 

I have seen a handful of challenges watching AAA games. From the little I have seen it was handled well. 

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