MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is optimistic about implementing an automated strike zone in the future, but it may still take some time. Appearing on The

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You can count MLB commissioner Rob Manfred among those who hopes to see positive change in that area over the coming years. Manfred addressed the topic during an appearance on John Ourand's The Varsity podcast for Puck.

I think you will see some version of the automated strike zone in the big leagues in the next 4 years,” Manfred said. “The technology piece of it is so robust Dan, literall