Yes most replays are straight forward and im not saying they need to explain every replay with a "the defender tagged the runner before he reached the base" type explaination. I dont know if explaination would be enough anyway. Most baseball plays its also pretty obvious what the replay official ultimately thought, missed a tag or made a tag or whatever, but its more what did they see to make them think that did or did not happen. Some of these calls make me think some of these officials need to be taught what indisputable means. I dont know if there is a good solution, there most likely wont be a solution that makes everyone happy, but the best i can think of is that they should release a screen shot that shows the "indisputable evidence" with an explaination of what it shows. I mean, if its indisputable you should be able to easily defend your position right? Probably would only have to do this for overturned calls since thise are the ones you need to see something to make. As an example, the last one I saw and remember, a week or so ago, in Pittsburgh, late in the game braun is called safe on a pick off attempt and pitt challenges. Its a close play. It looks like when the tag is made brauns fingers are over the bag, but not on the bag. However its possible his palm has hit the bag and his fingers have just not closed on the bag yet. I believe i saw some movement in the bag that may have coincided with that as the tag is being made. He might have been out but he was ruled safe and there was nothing on video that definitively showed him being tagged and his palm not on the bag. I guess i would just be happy to know that someone is reviewing the reviews with the officials and making sure that they arent making calls without the proof to back them up.