I understand it can be frustrating, but the individual strike zone of every umpire is part of the artistry and fabric of the game.
So much so that your pregame meeting and how your going to pitch guys and set up your defense is dependent upon who the umpire is.
The catchers, pitchers and hitters are fully aware of the home plate umps tendencies, the Yankees will watch tape of the umpire, calling pitches for whomever is pitching that night.
In my day, if you didn't know Steve Carlton was going to get three inches off the outside corner with his back up slider to a right handed hitter with Doug Harvey umpiring, you had no chance, you had to know.
It's all a game, Judge's problems have nothing to do with the umpire Chop.
You can't hit in big leagues for an average, if your constantly hitting with two strikes on you, I don't care how good you are.
If you made the strike zone electronic, alot of the gamesmanship would be removed