Overview
- A review upheld an eighth-inning called strike on Jazz Chisholm Jr. on Tuesday, using up the Yankees' final challenge in a 5-3 win over the A's.
- Yankees radio voice Suzyn Waldman reacted on air with, "Jazz is not that good at this," moments after the umpire confirmed the strike.
- Replay angles made the pitch look like a clear strike, and TV showed Chisholm studying the ABS graphic on the scoreboard.
- The infielder's season record on challenges moved from 1-1 to 1-2, which remains too small a sample to judge his skill with the system.
- This is MLB's first regular season with the automated ball-strike challenge system, which gives each team limited appeals that are decided within seconds on a stadium display.