"When MLB sits down and figures out the next collective bargaining agreement, one of the things that will be discussed is instant replay, how it's applied, when it's applied.

Major League Baseball -- in a 'historic moment,' according to Bud Selig -- will expand replay and give managers the option to challenge calls.

Between replay review, automated balls and strikes and viral lowlights on social media, the work of baseball umpires has been transformed by technology. But none of that has deterred aspiring umpires.

Purists may cry that baseball is being harmed by the introduction of video replay to the game. I contend that this is something that was inevitable and will help insure that the correct calls are ...

Major League Baseball struck a deal with Zoom Video Communications Inc. allowing on-field umpires to watch the replay operations center evaluating contested calls.

The controversial Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) challenge system is an unspoken contract between the only three people on the ...

MLB replay has been around in some capacity since 2008, and it remains a perplexing disappointment 16 years later. At times, it almost seems like the replay center in New York will look for any ...

For the third time in four games, the Orioles were walk-off winners on Tuesday night. For the second time in that span, it ...

We all understand that, in principle, Major League Baseball needs replay review. This week, though? This week we're having some doubts.

The lack of instant replay usage is what decided the Giants-Dodgers game, not the so-called "strike." It's time MLB reviews its instant replay policy.

We're going on nearly a decade of MLB using its expanded replay system to review calls, and it remains an absolute mess. Most fans can agree that baseball benefits from having a replay system, in ...

If you missed it, Major League Baseball took its first step into a brave new world on Monday. Nearly two months after the league announced that expanded replay would be implemented in 2014, the ...