Yankees Perfect 5 Challenges with ABS System

0:00On March 31st, the New York Yankees went a perfect 5-5 on challenges using the new automated ball strike system in their game against the Seattle Mariners on Monday night. It kicked off from the bottom of the second inning when Mariners infielder, Jose Caballero, challenged two called strikes from Umpire Mike Estabrook, turning them into balls on a 3-2 count pitch from starter, Luis Castillo. Giancarlo Stanton followed up successfully, getting a 1-2 slider ruled a ball below the zone, and ripped a single. Jazz Chisholm Jr. nailed his challenge two on a first pitch slider, even though he struck out later in the at bat. Tensions rose after that when Estabrook and Yankees manager Aaron Boone had a heated exchange from the dugout, but Boone stayed put without getting. Ejected, the Mariners nursed a slim 1-0 lead after 6 innings on a broken bat RBI single from Cole Young, leaving everyone watching how the ABS calls. Shake up the rest of this matchup. That's the story for today, MLB News Today, driven by AI.