Use technology and it's way overdue. Old men with mediocre eyesight making million dollar decisions.
While it's hard to dispute "Let the players play ball"! What does Baseball become without bad calls?
For example, does the very fabric of baseball, that reflects many generations of American society's values, evolution, and challenges, benefit from the
contrast of the amazing precision required to use gravity, drag, and the Magnus force to put crazy deceptive movement on a 2.9" diameter ball into a 3 to 4 square foot strike zone at an average of 94-95 mph from 60.5 away, for a hitter to try to make contact with a 2.6" diameter bat to hit the ball over the fence or into a slice of the field where it can't be caught,
against bad - clumsy balls and strike calls by unquestionable umpires exercising absolute authority?
MLB ejections really only occur in a relatively few 6% of games, with well over half being due to disputes over calling of balls and strikes. But how many baseball games, movies, and even cartoons weave player, or manager confrontations with an umpire as a colorful part of its story.
