No one said otherwise. But a lot of plays are clearly close enough that you know the call on the field is irrelevant, it's going to review. It robs those moments of their significance. Two options for next week's Cubs news: A) Albert Pujols signs a 5 year/$100 million contract with the Cubs. B )Albert Pujols says he wants to sign with the Cubs, but reserves the right to change his mind over the next few weeks. One is clearly more exciting than the other. I think that's a pretty poor example. I don't know about you, but I'd say both those bits of news would be pretty [expletive] exciting. I don't think having to wait a week and a half for Theo to be officially official robbed any excitement or enthusiasm from the board. Hell, it might have actually let it simmer and grow. At the very least though, I don't think anyone got to press conference day and thought "You know this is really great, but not nearly as good as it would've been a week ago." Nahh...people were excited about the result. C) albert pujols almost signs an extension with the cardinals but then signs a contract with the cubs, but it is incorrectly ruled a cardinals contract. getting things right has value