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Major League Baseball has quietly adjusted the strike zone by shrinking the "buffer zone" umpires use for ball and strike calls. The Athletic reports that the buffer zone has been reduced from two inches to 0.75 inches, making the strike zone tighter and reducing the margin for error for umpires.
Players and managers across the league were caught off guard by the change, with many only learning about it after noticing tighter calls during games. Some speculate this shift could impact roster construction, pitching strategies, and offensive approaches moving forward.
Join us as we break down The Athletic’s report on this major change, its impact on the game, and what it means for the future of MLB.

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