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- 1NLDS Homer Strikes Retracting Roof Cable, Turns Into Out●Your favorite sports franchise spent billions on biomechanics, TrackMan arrays and exit velocity. Then a ninth-inning go
During an NLDS game in Milwaukee, a ninth-inning go-ahead home run struck a support cable as the stadium's retractable roof was closing, knocking the ball down into the left fielder's glove and turning a certain lead-changing blast into an out. Fans are mocking the billions franchises spend on biomechanics, TrackMan arrays and exit-velocity data, only for a quirk of stadium engineering to decide a playoff moment.
- 2Sun Belt to Bring Automated Ball-Strike System to Baseball in 2027●Sun Belt Expands Trackman Relationship to Debut ABS in Baseball & In-Dugout Tablets in Softball in 2027
The Sun Belt Conference is expanding its partnership with Trackman, announcing plans to introduce the automated ball-strike system in baseball and provide in-dugout tablets for softball starting in 2027. The move follows growing adoption of ABS technology across college and professional baseball as leagues weigh the balance between human umpiring and electronic strike calling. It also signals a push to modernize officiating and coaching tools in college athletics.