Pleeeeeease, no! Yes, the bad calls have seemed to hit more often (and in more crucial situations) this post-season, but the one thing baseball does not need is to be slower. The human element is part of what makes baseball great, and the sight of an ump staring into a video monitor for three minutes after a potential game-winning homer would be hideous. What baseball does need, quite clearly, is something to help with its fan appeal — in the demographic of men age 18 to 34, the second game of the World Series lost out in the ratings to “Desperate Housewives.” I would have hoped that at least men prefer pitches to… something that rhymes with pitches.