In a thrilling spring training matchup, the New York Yankees capitalized on a pivotal moment involving the Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) against the Toronto Blue Jays. Everson Pereira's at-bat took a dramatic turn when a strikeout was overturned to a walk, allowing him to reach base. This change sparked a three-run rally for the Yankees in the sixth inning, highlighted by Spencer Jones' impressive two-run homer, followed by an RBI triple from Ismael Munguia. Although the Blue Jays ultimately triumphed 6-4, the incident raised questions about the ABS's impact on game dynamics, emphasizing how a single call can shift momentum.