The Fairness Of Major League Baseball

It is nearly impossible to make a split second decision as an umpire to make the correct call one hundred percent of the time in the game of baseball. The Major Leagues recently added a new tool to the game that has never been used before, but with limited usage that makes the game more fair than it has ever been. For instance when games are put on the line by a call made by the umpire, the game can ultimately be decided with the replay. This technology has capabilities humans do not it can view the play at all different angles and slow it down to make the most accurate call possible when a team’s win or loss is at stake. Another example of instant replay helping the fairness of the game is instead of managers or players getting ejected arguing with the umpire to overturn the call. The game can now go to the technology, reducing managers and players getting thrown out of a game trying to get the umpire to change the call.