Chris Bassitt criticizes MLB for technology shortcomings amid Alonso foul ball issue
New York Post • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 2:50 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026
Chris Bassitt criticized MLB for being cheap regarding its technology after a controversy involving Pete Alonso's foul ball during a game against the Yankees on August 20. He pointed out that the league's failure to implement better systems for home run calls contributed to the problem. This incident follows ongoing discussions about MLB's investment in technology and its implications for fair play. The league's response to this issue could shape future game regulations.
- •Chris Bassitt criticized MLB's handling of a foul ball controversy.
- •The incident involved Pete Alonso during a game against the Yankees.
- •Bassitt's remarks reflect concerns over MLB's technological investments.
- •The issue raises questions about officiating and fair play in baseball.
- 2:50 PMNew York Post — Chris Bassitt rips MLB for being cheap after Pete Alonso foul ball controversy - New York Post
"He believes MLB’s lack of technology to make clear determinations on home run calls comes down to one thing.
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