
Red Sox Struggle with New Ball-Strike Challenge System
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The Boston Red Sox are grappling with the new automated ball-strike challenge system, burning through challenges early and missing opportunities to correct bad calls. Their impulsive use of challenges in low-pressure moments has hurt their chances of overturning calls, leaving them below league average. Manager Alex Cora attributes this to emotional decision-making, urging the team to slow down and save challenges for crucial moments. As the season progresses, the Red Sox aim to strike a balance between instinct and strategy to improve their performance.
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