Height Changes of MLB Players Due to ABS Measurements Revealed, '3 Full Aaron Judge-Sized' Humans by Mike Chiari Mar 30, 2026
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Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system. Despite recent league-wide adjustments to player heights, Judge’s height has remained consistent...
Key Details Regarding Judge's Height in ABS:
- Official Height: 6'7".
- Measurement Consistency: Unlike other players whose recorded heights changed, Judge is consistently measured at 6-foot-7.
- Impact on ABS: His tall stature provides a large, unique strike zone, a factor monitored under the ABS challenge system.
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Aaron Judge has a wide stance. When he bats, he is shorter than his real height but ABS will look at his full actual height during a challenge while the plate umpire looks at Judge in his stance. The two heights are not the same.
What does this mean: a factor monitored under the ABS challenge system?
This new ABS thing takes an absurd baseball rule and doubles its absurdity for pitches challenged.
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