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We've been talking a lot about the baseball, the World Baseball Classic, what happened last night.

And do you think the ABS challenge system should be utilized in this?

It obviously hasn't been used, and there is some controversy.

But I go back to watching that game, and I see at least five to seven other examples where a ball below the strike zone over the plate was called a strike.

So if you're one of these teams, you realize that that home plate umpire has been partial to that low strike.

Perdomo had a chance to do something in that game at the end against Mason Miller, who set him up beautifully with 100 miles an hour plus, and then took something off a slider, and he was frozen.

But he thought it was ball four, and probably by rights it was.

But the question is, do you take that, knowing it's strike three, could be ball four, or do you try to foul it off or do something, knowing that that guy's calling low strikes?

412-928-9370 is that number to call.

We're talking about that.

We're talking about whether or not the Pirates need to keep Connor Griffin around.

So far, he's been a guy who's done everything I would think that makes me think he's going to be a major leaguer sooner rather than later.

But how soon?

Is it coming up now or not?

And also your take on these All-Star games.