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PMB, the point is that it would be easy for baseball to create a similar system to tennis.
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David (aka David)
Jul 6 '12, 08:27
And it would speed up the game because players cannot argue with a machine.
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They could certainly do it for foul line calls and maybe balls and strikes if you wanted to go there. Not so sure they could do it on other types of
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pmb
Jul 6, 08:32
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Balls and strikes absolutely need to be called by computers. Humans simply cannot get those right enough.
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David
Jul 6, 08:35
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And a umpires union that doesn't actually think they're the reason the game exists. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jul 6, 09:05
is it Fox that has that instant thing that comes up that shows exactly where the ball was when it passed the plate? I'm not big on video in games (let
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zork
Jul 6, 08:39
all it takes is a little chip in the ball. nm -- nm
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groiny
Jul 6, 08:36
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and someone who can work a computer mouse to be the commissioner -- nm
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David
Jul 6, 08:36
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