Rich Hill

Um, but definitely from what I saw that there were pitches that, you know, that I, that I threw in games and I'm like in AAA, that could call balls in the big leagues.

They got called strikes.

and that was without a doubt.

Cause I threw a couple of pitches that were, you know, high strikes in the big leagues.

And I was like, shoot, I just missed that.

And we get called strikes.

So it's not, but I mean, again, it's, it, you don't know.

And then you're re it, it made me like rethink, you know, how I was pitching.

It was like, that's not a strike that, you know, I have now I have to change the way that I'm pitching because, you know, it's, it's not going to be called a strike high.

You know, it's,

An upper echelon part of the strike zone, let's say even if you're at that top rail, is not going to be called a strike.

So if we're going to have a challenge system, why not just make it all automated?

Just make the whole thing freaking automated.

I mean, for the first month, the fans will be excited.

They'll get excited about the automated balls and strikes.

Then they're going to start to see a lot of walks, and the walks are going to increase in the game.

The game's going to slow down.

Now the time clock is going to have to come down because, you know, what is it, 15 seconds right now with runners on?

With nobody on.

Yeah.