Prosperdick said:The last point he makes is the best one...having this system in place provides the real-time correction, and lets face it, embarrassment to the HPU. That should drive the behavior we want, umps to recognize their own blind spots and work to correct them.All I do is Nguyen said:
Rich Eisen is a wonderful podcast to listen, if ya'll are not. He makes a LOT of valid points here
I do wonder if Angel would have called the next two pitches strikes after being humiliated on the first pitch but he's so arrogantly defiant I could see him being the lone HPU who wouldn't change. If you created a terrible umpire in the lab I'm not sure you could come up with a "better one" than Hernandez.
Only 3 challenges per game is criminally low though. Unless you get to keep the challenge if you are right.
Frankly just replace them all with robos