Here is another option. I am not advocating this necessarily nor is it my intent to sidetrack this post. There are players who K (either swing or called) frequently because they perceive the pitch being a strike based on how home blue strike zone is that day. If a computer were calling pitches it will be fairly consistent throughout the game and season. A test run was conducted with a minor league team for some games. Results were analyzed and categorized by an ivy league college professor. I don't recall the exact results but I do remember the computer was much more accurate than a human, percentage of questionable balls/strikes decreased, there were minimal extra time it added between pitches. If the batter no longer has to "guess" if blue is going to call a perceived strike they will decrease chasing after those pitches, thus 'theoretically" may not K as much. Just something to file away in your personal filing cabinet.