During select Spring Training games in 2025, Major League Baseball is set to introduce a new technology designed to deliver real-time results and facilitate the collection of feedback. The exciting trials of this technology, fondly termed as ‘robo ump’, will commence from a specific matchup this Thursday.
The Phillies are gearing up for their full squad workouts at Spring Training. Corey Seidman offers insights into the changes in the defensive lineup and rotation of the team, taking Spring Training developments into account.
As Spring Training commences in 2025, the ‘Giants Talk’ co-hosts shed light on three potential breakout players that enthusiasts should watch closely. These promising talents are set to make their mark in the upcoming games.
Colin Rea, the Cubs’ pitcher, is eager to return to Japan. Coincidentally, the Cubs are scheduled to face off against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Tokyo, Japan for their season opener, spanning March 18th and 19th.
Reports streaming from the Spring Training grounds in Mesa, Arizona provide updates about Colin Rea’s previous stint in Japan. In 2021 and 2022, Rea had the opportunity to pitch on Japanese fields.
Rob Manfred, the Commissioner of Major League Baseball, shares his outlook for the 2025 season. He provides a brief overview of the underlying expectations for the season and reflects on the current state of the league.
On the ‘Giants Talk’ show, the hosts spotlight Bryce Eldridge, San Francisco’s top candidate, who has been creating quite a furore in the Spring Training circles. Eldridge’s vibrant performance has generated a fair bit of anticipation.
A noteworthy interaction from the Spring Training highlights comes from ‘Giants Talk’, where the co-hosts elaborate on Yusmeiro Petit’s productive time with Camilo Doval. This collaboration is projected to bolster Camilo Doval’s prowess in the 2025 MLB season.
The search for the final starting spot in the San Francisco lineup piques interest in Spring Training. ‘Giants Talk’ co-hosts examine how Kyle Harrison and Hayden Birdsong are vying for this coveted pitching spot during Spring Training.
Mets’ manager Carlos Mendoza expresses enthusiasm for having Juan Soto as part of the team for Spring Training. Mendoza further reveals that all three of his high-profile players, Juan Soto, Francisco Lindor, and Pete Alonso, are scheduled to participate in the Mets’ first Spring Training game on Saturday.
Through cutting-edge technology trials set to occur during specific Spring Training games of the 2025 season, Major League Baseball hopes to harness real-time data and feedback. This strategic move will blend technology with traditional sportsmanship in a bid to augment the overall game experience.