Report: MLB to accept radical changes in instant replay

With instant replay coming in 2014, major league baseball managers will be able to formally challenge calls. (Mark Duncan/AP) Major League Baseball is set to

With instant replay coming in 2014, major league baseball managers will be able to formally challenge calls. (Mark Duncan/AP)

Major League Baseball is set to accept radical changes in instant replay, reports USA Today.

The changes are expected to include manager's challenges, but they won't become official until the next quarterly owners' meetings in mid-November. They are expected to be in place in time for the 2014 regular season.

A 75-percent vote is needed for approval by the owners and the players' association, and umpires would also need to agree to any changes to the current system.

MLB Commissioner Bud Selig said it is "a historic day" in baseball.

"We’re considering much more than the trap play and fair/foul," MLB executive vice president Joe Torre said at the owners’ meetings in May.

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