If a Major League Baseball Umpire Makes a Bad Call

question 50

Multiple Choice

If a major league baseball umpire makes a bad call on the field in front of 50,000 fans and a national TV audience, he is unlikely to reverse his call when pressured by the other umpires because:

• A) there is no video instance reply in major league baseball.
• B) he made a public commitment to his initial call.
• C) the number of other umpires calling the game is less than three.
• D) umpires are generally low self-esteem people.

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