MLB commissioner Bud Selig not a fan of expanded replay
sports.espn.go.com 29 days ago — MLB commissioner Bud Selig said has been soliciting outside opinion from managers and general managers over the past few weeks and said no one offered a good explanation why the umpiring was so bad in the first rounds of the postseason.

Selig Still Opposed to Increasing Use of Instant Replay
bats.blogs.nytimes.com 29 days ago — Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig is firm on his stance to keep instant replay at a minimum.

Expanded use of instant replay approved
sports.yahoo.com 10/3/2009 — I think this is a good idea, i have been watching the NBA since I was a kid and I had my fare share of disputed calls. Some of it went to the team I'm rooting for some were not. I have long accepted that it is part of the game but if they can ...

Selig Says Replay Will Be Reviewed
mlb.fanhouse.com 29 days ago — by Jeff Fletcher NEW YORK -- Bud Selig said he has not changed his opinion on expanding the use of instant replay, but baseball's commissioner left the door open a crack, saying the issue would be addressed in the offseason. "I think there are ...

Bud Selig: Wrong About Everything, Always
thedailysomething.com 10/26/2009 — This just in: Bud Selig is ridiculous.

More Calls For Replay & Why It Won't Happen
fackyouk.blogspot.com 10/21/2009 — Richard Sandomir of the New York Times took a break from mercilessly pounding on Chip Caray to call for instant replay following the two plays involving Nick Swisher in the fourth inning yesterday. The second play: Then, with Swisher on third, Johnny Damon flied out to center field and Swisher ...

Cuzzi’s Blown Call Outlines the Need for Expanded MLB Instant Replay
bizofbaseball.com 10/10/2009 — With umpire Phil Cuzzi squating to get a clear view, Joe Mauer's 11th inning hit is called foul after hitting Melkey Cabera's glove in fair territory, and as seen in this shot, landing approx. a foot in fair territory afterwards. Being an umpire in Major League Baseball isn’t ...

Another call for instant replay
sports.yahoo.com 10/10/2009 — NEW YORK The human element. That’s the best argument purists muster against widespread instant replay in Major League Baseball. Let’s see how that works: Umpires make mistakes because they’re human, and that makes it OK! Somehow, it’s difficult to ...

Should MLB use instant replay more often?
yankees.lhblogs.com 10/11/2009 — It wasn’t surprising that the-double-that-wasn’t was still a topic during today’s workouts, with both managers giving their opinion on whether MLB should allow umpires to utilize instant replay in more situations than it is ...

No changes in umpiring ... or anything else
myespn.go.com 10/14/2009 — Before launching into a long and loving ode to the myriad of blown calls in this year's Division Series, Kevin Hench takes a moment for a little t...

Baseball's Stubbornness Is Going to Hurt Them in the Long Run — Bleacher Report - MLB 10/10/2009
There's one thing in Major League Baseball that it tries to hang on to, and that is the human element of the game. This means there are going to be missed calls on the field, and fans just have to accept it. The NBA, NHL, and NFL all have adapted ...

Selig won't let weather mess with NLDS — FOXSports.com News for MLB 10/10/2009
Bud Selig didn't hesitate to postpone Game 3 in Colorado. The commish explains his thinking in a chat with Tracy Ringolsby.

Snow postpones Rockies-Phils; Pedro won't start — FOXSports.com News for MLB 10/10/2009
Bud Selig didn't hesitate to postpone Game 3 in Colorado. The commish explains his thinking in a chat with Tracy Ringolsby.

Madden: Umpire state is sad — NYDailyNews.com - Baseball 10/17/2009
Bud Selig remains adamantly opposed to stopping the games to review anything more than fair or foul home run calls, but the good commissioner continues to ignore the real problem, which is the deteriorating quality of umpiring.