Sports | baseball Instant Replay on Deck for MLB Umpires sign on to management's proposal, but details still up in the air By Katherine Thompson Posted Aug 21, 2008 9:05 AM CDT Copied Los Angeles Dodgers manager Joe Torre, right, argues a call with home plate umpire Mike Reilly Wednesday, April 23, 2008 in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Gus Ruelas) Umpires and Major League Baseball officials have struck a deal that could bring instant replay to the ballpark as early as the end of this month, AP reports. The World Umpires Association signed the agreement yesterday after days of haggling over details. Video review will be limited to boundary calls like home runs and foul balls, with film clips provided by a centralized "war room." "As hard as you try, as much as you hustle, sometimes with just the landscape of the ballparks nowadays, it's hard to tell. So if we can get it right, you know what, let's use it as a tool to get it right," said the WUA president. Many of the details of replay use still need to be determined. Read These Next A "horrific" incident killed 3 deputies in East Los Angeles. Trump says Rupert Murdoch will pay for ignoring his demand. Jimmy Kimmel isn't happy to see Stephen Colbert go. In the early morning hours in East Hollywood, chaos. Report an error