Major League Baseball will continue testing the automatic balls and strikes (ABS) challenge system at the All-Star game in Atlanta next week, according to a report from Jesse Rogers of ESPN.

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The impact on game length was minimal – a challenge took, on average, 13.8 seconds – and most players and managers welcomed the opportunity to question a ball or a strike call.

Nike have released a new version of the T90 Aerow I, which was used during the 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons and became iconic for it’s blue rings surrounding the Nike swoosh on a white background.

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That Nike would now swoop in and steal away the German national soccer teams looks like a broader humiliation at the hands of Adidas’ increasingly dominant American nemesis.