Lawrence Butler of the Oakland Athletics says MLB umpires are missing calls and lacking accountability, contrasting with Triple-A where officials are more cautious about the strike zone. He pushes for an automated ball-strike system (ABS) and a three-challenge rule, noting the All-Star Game test and suggesting MLB adopt the Triple-A approach. Butler argues ABS would standardize the zone and reduce egregious misses, a stance with clear fantasy implications as more consistent calls could stabilize plate appearances, walks, and pitcher workloads for Oakland.