MLB Confirms “Ball 3” Call After Automated Ball-Strike Challenge
A baseball call, referred to as "Ball 3", has been confirmed following an ABS (Automated Ball-Strike) Challenge, as reported by MLB.com.
San Diego, CA, July 29, 2026 —
A specific baseball call, identified as “Ball 3”, has been officially confirmed after undergoing an Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) Challenge. The confirmation was reported by MLB.com.
The ABS system is designed to assist umpires in calling balls and strikes, utilizing technology to provide real-time strike zone data. Challenges allow teams to question certain strike zone calls made by the umpire, which are then reviewed by the ABS system.
Further details regarding the specific game, teams involved, the pitcher, batter, or the context surrounding the “Ball 3” call were not provided in the available information. The outcome of the challenge confirms the accuracy of the call as determined by the ABS system.
The implementation of ABS challenges is part of Major League Baseball’s ongoing efforts to incorporate technology into the game for increased accuracy and consistency in officiating.
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