Manfred says: "The fact of the matter is they (human umpires) get them right well over 90% of the time." Why is that acceptable, in this modern era where we have the technology? Why accept having 1 in 10 calls wrong? Manfred says: “There is a human aspect to that, a work aspect to it, that’s always been an important part of our game. “I don’t think you can just jump to the conclusion that if you have to technology to do it that’s the right thing for your product.’’ The "always been a part of our game" is what bothers me. I know it would be a big step, but over the years Baseball has changed many things that were at one point "always part of the game" from integration to expansion, lowering the mound, adding DH's, expanding the postseason, going from 154 games to 162, testing for steroids etc....