I think the BIG story in these situations is going to be when a call is reversed that, on its own, changes the outcome of a game. But this was the first step: how does it look when an Automated Balls and Strikes challenge ends a game?
The answer, for a not-super-close game, at least is that it’s perfectly fine. Enjoyable, even:
A game ending challenge for the Orioles today! Another ABS milestone for Major League BaseballThe Orioles are now 6/7 on challenges defensively pic.twitter.com/mkvFQ79q2r
— Baseball Unstitched (@BaseUnstitched) April 1, 2026Samuel Basallo for the win! I loved watching him shimmy his hips trying to guide the replay into the strike zone.
At some point, pretty much every team is going to have a situation like this at the end of a game. Some overturns, some not. Some huge leverage, some not. I expect there will be some that create controversy, but I also expect that most will be (1) kinda fun, and (2) a good thing since they get the call correct.
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