I wonder if that would be considered cheating though If they only used past performance and not real time signal stealing.
I wonder if that would be considered cheating though If they only used past performance and not real time signal stealing.
Ideas like yours take all the fun out of play and ruin it for everyone else. We all know we can build machines to do things better than humans, but so what? It's the uncertainty and imperfection and second guessing that makes a game enjoyable to watch or play in the first place.
Someone who knows the rules better might answer?
I assume the pitcher has to be registered in the team and as such has to be human.
If you have a pitcher set it off, one assumes it's not regulated equipment. If you have a disability it still has rules around what you can use.
I'd be interested to know though. The Last Boy Scout does kinda ask this question, that's why it's such an amazing opening scene.
I'm sure coaches have some kind of tell when they get excited about calling a play-action deep ball after the run game got 3 straight first downs.
The question is ... should we?
I'm old school about this game and my answer is emphatically "no".