Umpires blow call in Mets-Yankees game; so does Morgan   A
national TV audience Sunday night saw why baseball needs instant
replay. Too bad ESPN analyst Joe Morgan missed it.  In the top
of the fourth inning of the Mets-Yankees game, Carlos Delgado
hit a ball that struck the left-field foul pole. Third-plate
umpire Mike Reilly initially called the ball fair, then changed
his call at the urging of home-plate umpire Bob Davidson.
Obviously the umpires blew the call (the replay was quite clear
on it), but so did Morgan. He waited five minutes before even
broaching the topic of allowing the umpires to use replay, then
tried to dismiss it with one rambling sentence:  “That’s one of
the reasons people are calling for instant replay, but I don’t
think instant replay would work in this situation because I
don’t think you should do it at this point in the game because
we would have every play reviewed.”  Every play? Most proponents
of replay are suggesting it only for plays such as this —
whether a play is or isn’t a