Your "accuracy percentages" are pure mumbo jumbo and not even worth discussing. You intentionally misrepresented my post again, which is a frequent event with you. As I mentioned repeatedly, when MLB does implement an automated ball/strike system it won't be the PITCHf/x system (which is
extremely accurate) but rather an even more accurate system based on currently available technology.
You can try to pretend the technology isn't available but I think most reasonable people understand that it is available. You just don't want to see it and refuse to acknowledge the obvious. The game is moving forward with instant replay whether you like it or not.
Fans are sick and tired of arrogant, egotistical, incompetent umpires and MLB is finally doing something about it. Fans just want the correct calls to be made. Nothing is more infuriating than watching your team get screwed by an incorrect call, then watching the same umpire that screwed up throw a temper tantrum and eject the players and managers that he victimized with his error.
I am thrilled that baseball is adding extensive new steps to correct blown calls made by umpires. These new technologies are a major leap forward for the sport. The commissioner also said that further steps will be taken in subsequent seasons. LOVE IT!
Just get the dang calls right!