MLB Instant Replay Still Absorbing A Lot Of Time
TAGS: baseball | blitz | consulting | instant replay | lean | lloyd mcclendon | mlb | mlb instant replay | operations | pace of game | pace of play | process | replay | six sigma | slow | sports | time | transfer rule Because of many obviously-blown calls (well, obvious to everyone but the umpire) in baseball but no means by which to really review and retract judgments, Major League Baseball rightfully decided …Continue reading →
Major League Baseball Expands Instant Replay, Joins 21st Century
TAGS: armando gallaraga | bud selig | consulting | don denkinger | instant replay | jim joyce | john farrell | john schuerholz | lean | lean blitz | major league baseball | operations | process | sports Last month it was announced that there would be an expansion of Major League Baseball instant replay use and umpire video reviews of in-game calls, with some process similarities to the NFL’s …Continue reading →
Obvious Bad Calls and the Case For Instant Replay
TAGS: blown | call | cb bucknor | consulting | instant replay | lean | lean blitz | marlins | mlb | operations | phillies | process | rich kruger | sports During last night’s semi-meaningless game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Miami Marlins, this play and subsequent call happened. Umpire CB Bucknor called the runner out. FYI, the rule in …Continue reading →