Marlins Embrace ABS Challenge System

0:00On April 9th, the Miami-Marlins are wrapping up their four-game series against the Cincinnati Reds with one final match-up, Thursday at 12-10pm. Eastern Time. They've been grinding through a tough stretch, sitting at six wins and five losses in the National League East. It's early in the 2026 season, but these games highlight their fight-to-fine rhythm. Meanwhile, every team's dealing with the new ABS challenge system, which brings them through, but plenty of headaches, too. The Marlins jumped right in, making more calls than most, turning games into real nail biters. Fans and players alike are buzzing about how it's shaking things up. Badders league-wide win just under half their challenges, while fielding flips. More often, for Miami, it's mixed. Their hitters at 50% on six tries, but fielders hitting 64% on 22 challenges. Digging deeper, Owen Casey owns a perfect 100% on his one shot, and catcher Augustine Ramirez leaves the pack at 82% winning.

1:02Nine out of 11. League stats show badders at about 48% success, fielders around 54. The Marlins keep pushing those buttons without hesitation, and with the season young, they've got plenty of runway to turn this system into there. Edge. You've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.