Showing posts with label Instant Replay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Instant Replay. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
The Flaws of Instant Replay in Major League Baseball
By:
Alan Liang
The expansion of instant replay has been an interesting transition into Major League Baseball. You can follow @MLBReplays on Twitter to see every play that is being reviewed. We are about three weeks into the season and people have different opinions on instant replay. Obviously, Major League Baseball is trying to get all the correct calls, however even with replays they have still botched a few calls. John Farrell was the first manager to get ejected over arguing an overturned call. He thought there was not enough conclusive evidence to overturn the initial call. This got me thinking whether or not expanded instant replays should have been part of Major League Baseball but there is no turning back now. They implemented it and now it will be here to stay. There will definitely need to be some tweaks to the system. Here are some things that bother me about instant replay.
Monday, April 14, 2014
What to Take Away From the First Weeks of the 2014 MLB Season
By:
Unknown
The moment millions of fans waited for took place just a couple of weeks ago, and that was the opening day of the 2014 Major League Baseball season, which took place in Australia. The day is so beloved that former-Cardinals' great Ozzie Smith partnered with Budweiser and made a petition to have Opening Day become a national holiday. As the season rolls through, many different headlines emerge out of the shadows, some for better, and some for worse. Here are a few things that can be taken away after the first two full weeks of this season:
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Major League Baseball Funding for Additional Replay
By:
Drexel SMTSU
By: Alexa Fontanella
How would baseball history be different if the MLB acquired
instant replay years ago?
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