San Francisco Strip Clubs: One bad break doesn’t mean baseball should change its rules

Baseball doesn’t need rules changes. It doesn’t need more replay. What it needs is better officiating. What it needs to do is come down hard on the umps who consistently make bad judgments and aren’t held accountable. If these guys can’t get it right, find people who can.
What baseball needs to do is get the umps to enforce the rules in place. It needs to stop allowing pitchers a minute between throws. It needs to make hitters stay in the box after a pitch and not go strolling and adjusting their batting gloves. When the game was younger, that never happened.
Baseball has to emulate Tim Daly in the wonderful film “Diner,” sitting at the bar in a strip club, slamming down his palms trying to get the piano player to up the tempo.

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