An umpire, Bill Miller, goes 0-for-8 on Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenges during a Reds 10–8 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field. The Athletics reports that each of Miller’s eight pitch challenges is overturned, a rare outcome in major-league baseball.
Multiple outlets describe the same incident and emphasize how unusual it is. Fox News characterizes Miller’s 0-for-8 performance as the worst ABS-challenge mark in MLB this season, tying it to the Reds’ comeback win over Chicago. The differing coverage focuses primarily on framing and comparison: one outlet stresses the number of challenges and that every call is overturned, while the other adds the season-worst statistical context. Together, the reports agree on the core details—Miller challenges eight ABS calls and all eight are reversed—while varying in how they contextualize the record.
