Sean Zerillo

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355 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Jul

Sean Zerillo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Just leave the game as is.

You don't need to do too much, but give us the information that actually helps make the event a little bit more informative as you're watching it.

I'm not going to go around telling people that I'm always on top of the balls.

We will find a different way to phrase that.

But it does seem like we've had a change to the baseballs in 2026.

And that now makes five times, I believe, in the past seven years where we have evidence.

We have people slicing into the baseballs, physically proving that they're different.

Now, Major League Baseball came out a few weeks ago.

After I started putting out articles, investigating it further, you know, Saris was kind of the one who initially drove the conversation on it.

And then I took it a step further in terms of my research.

But essentially, the balls are flying further.

You can only explain away about a third to a half of the further carry due to weather there.

the biggest difference and the biggest, most obvious change that immediately stands out in dome stadiums.

You can filter out most of the weather impact at dome stadiums.

There is still some of a weather impact as temperatures increase, the humidity increases, et cetera.

But in the past five years or so,

As the weather warms up in dome stadiums, you only see an increase in ball flight by about a foot and a half.

The maximum we've seen in any year was three feet.

This year, it's jumped nine feet.

And it happened in the middle of the season at about the end of May, right around Memorial Day.

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