Regarding the camera work, That first example, of Carlos Lee's home run, is the fault of the camera guys. It is their job to follow the ball. Perhaps they all lost track of it. Who knows. The second example is the fault of the director, who sits in front of a bank of screens and chooses which angle to show the live feed. Hopefully, the director has enough experience to cut away from a cameraman's feed when -say- he loses track of Carlos Lee's home run, and also enough experience to cut to the action when the action is happening and not linger on static shots that don't advance the game. So, essentially, whoever directs the game feeds is the person who needs to be gently reminded to get better.