MLB Replay Operations Center uses tech to aid umpire decision-making
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 23, 2026, 4:02 PM
Last updated Oct 23, 2026

In its Replay Operations Center located in Manhattan, Major League Baseball employs advanced technology to assist umpires with critical calls in real time. Umpires utilize multiple camera angles, and video coaches have just 15 seconds to evaluate footage before advising managers on challenges. The league's proprietary technology supports video review, while Zoom facilitates communication between teams and MLB staff during challenges. Additionally, Zoom Events connects participants during the MLB Draft, contributing to decision-making processes. The center aims to enhance the accuracy of officiating while ensuring that games proceed smoothly.
- •Located in Manhattan, the MLB Replay Operations Center aids umpire decision-making.
- •Umpires review close calls using various camera angles.
- •Video coaches evaluate footage with a 15-second window before challenges.
- •Zoom is the communication platform for team coaches and MLB during calls.
- •The center also supports connections for the MLB Draft.
- 4:02 PMYahoo Sports — Inside the MLB™ Replay Operations Center: How Technology Helps Get the Call Right
"Inside MLB's™ Replay Center, technology helps umpires make critical calls in real time.
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