O's bash MLB technology after near-HR ruled foul

The Orioles' frustration with MLB's technology is understandable, especially in a game where every call can make a huge difference. The use of advanced technology, such as automated strike zones and instant replay, has become a staple in professional sports. However, it seems that MLB still has some catching up to do, particularly when it comes to accurately calling plays like foul tips or home runs.

This incident is a great example of how technology can impact the game, and it's not the first time we've seen issues with MLB's review process. Coaches and players are relying on these systems to make accurate calls, and when they fail, it can be infuriating. The fact that the call was upheld on review despite appearing to be a home run will only add to the Orioles' frustration.

As we move forward, it'll be interesting to see how MLB addresses these concerns and invests in its technology. Will we see improvements to the review process, or the introduction of new tools to help umpires make accurate calls? Coaches and fans will be watching closely, and it's likely that this won't be the last time we see controversy surrounding MLB's technology. The next thing to watch will be how the league responds to these criticisms and what changes they make to improve the accuracy of calls on the field.

Originally reported by espn.com. CoachNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.