The engineered strike zone is coming along as fast as many of the slow-moving changes have in recent years for Major League Baseball. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss umpires, spring training strike zones and getting the balls and strikes right in MLB as the game is on the cusp of being revolutionized with technology settling the scores β and the bets.
Nestor Aparicio and Luke Jones discussed the upcoming baseball season, focusing on the new automated ball-strike challenge system being tested during spring training. The system, using HawkEye technology, allows players to challenge umpire calls and aims to improve accuracy. Nestor emphasized the importance of seeing the strike zone clearly from the stands, reminiscing about his experiences at various stadiums.
We are Baltimore positive. We are gonna be at fade leads on various days, beginning on April the second. But if I say to you, I had a crab melt at a diner a place. I mean, your family was from Essex and whatnot. Yeah, if I say crab melt, does that mean anything to you? Well, Nestor Aparicio I made the guys at Costas make them for me a couple years ago because we got into this. We love them all. Go eat them all.
Everybody knows that. I bring it home. All the sports writers gathered at the news, American at the sun. Brought down the art. We had crab melts, onion rings. And this is before Mick Ultra went Ultra. It was just proper Michelob blight. And it was in a frosted goblet, one of those ones you look through. And they used to do comedy upstairs, or Mickey Coachella and whatnot. But Burkes was legendary.
They had a crab melt. She might do it two nights. You know, she does a burger night over there on Tuesday, and she her burger was a chicken thing last week and like that. If you could do that, we could do a crap melt. So on April the 30th, which is the 48th anniversary of Bruno Sammartino losing the worldwide Wrestling Federation championship, and superstar cheated.
