The most tired argument in Sports: Instant Replay

[Bryan Stone]

Everytime something like this happens the entire sports world debates instant replay in baseball.

sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_ylt=AvQ_XvpwmltBcH5rmozKMVs5nYcB?slug=ap-joycescall

since most teams these days play in ballparks with goonie golf style outfields and "cool" quirky outfield walls. I say check for homeruns.

tough shit on everything else.

[Thorne]

If it wasn't for the fact that it was a perfect game, I would agree. Hell, I don't even like the idea of using IR for home runs. But damn, a PERFECT GAME.

[daworm]

To me, a perfect game would be something between 81 pitches, all of which were strikes (swung on and missed or let pass), to 27 pitches all leading to an out (grounder, pop-fly, etc). As in, no balls only strikes or swung on and missed or swung on and out.

(But sometimes I just like to stir the shit...)

[Thorne]

*shakes head and walks away, muttering about Worm's fascination with doing this to me*

[daworm]

I revel in my pedantry.

[Scarlet&Gray]

NO REPLAY IN ANY SPORT.