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Major League Baseball appears set for a vast expansion of video review by umpires in 2014 and is examining whether all calls other than balls and strikes should be subject to instant replay.

Mike Port, who spent six years as baseball's vice president of umpiring, makes many tremendous points about baseball's use of replay -- or lack thereof.

Expanded replay won't happen in 2013, but baseball is inching toward a system that could lead to the review of all sorts of calls.

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Hey, NFL, tennis is here to help you out and put an end to all this referee rage nonsense. Without further ado, say hello to Hawk-Eye.

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All turnovers will be reviewed from the booth with no coaches' challenges needed and overtime periods in the regular season will use the same scoring rules as the postseason after NFL owners voted to approve those proposals Wednesday.

Instant replay could undergo some changes when NFL owners meet next week.

In previous years, we've devoted considerable energy toward tracking the success (and failure) of NFC North coaches in challenging calls through the NFL's instant replay system. I moved away from the Challenge Tracker this season, in part because the...

After the first weekend of the playoffs included several officiating issues, NBA commissioner David Stern said he envisions the league going to an NFL-style replay system to reduce controversies in the future.

NEW ORLEANS -- The NFL owners voted to change kickoffs and instant replay for the 2011 season, whenever it starts. The new rules moves kickoffs from the 30 to the 35-yard line, and a rule to have the booth replay official review all scoring plays ...

NEW ORLEANS -- NFL owners voted to alter rules for kickoffs and instant replay next season but tabled a proposal that would have expanded language changes in the rule involving penalties against defenseless players. Overall, four of the five propo...

NFL owners voted Tuesday to move kickoffs up to the 35-yard line starting next season but touchbacks will remain at the 20-yard line. Teams also can continue to use two-men wedges.

Regular readers know we spent a number of Have at It and Dirty Laundry posts discussing the state of the NFL's instant replay system. Most notably, I was concerned about the intersection of strategy and officiating: Why should it be up to a limited n...

The NFL will be more aggressive in suspending players next season for illegal hits, and also could make changes to instant replay and kickoffs.

The File has unearthed correspondence between Joe Foss and Pete Rozelle, former commissioners of the AFL and NFL, respectively, discussing a potential Super Bowl matchup as early as 1963, four years before the two leagues would agree to play each other.