ABS system has technical issues in Brewers-Cubs game at Wrigley Field
The Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) System experienced technical issues during the Brewers-Cubs game at Wrigley Field. In the second inning, a challenge by the Brewers was confirmed on television, but the in-stadium system malfunctioned. Despite the glitch, the game continued without significant impact on the outcome.
- ▪The ABS system had glitches during the Brewers-Cubs game on May 18.
- ▪Brewers catcher William Contreras challenged a ball call, which was confirmed on TV but not in the stadium.
- ▪Christian Yelich hit a solo home run, giving the Brewers an early lead in the game.
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