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San Francisco Giants rookie Bryce Eldridge, standing at six foot seven, is set to benefit from the new automated ball-strike system in Major League Baseball. This system, which standardizes the strike zone based on each players height, could potentially even the playing field for taller batters. Eldridge, the tallest position player measured so far, sees this as an advantage, with his strike zone being the largest among his peers. As the system rolls out, its expected to influence how tall batters approach at-bats, potentially leveling the field in the league.

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