I think that would set a precedent that ultimately would be awful for the game. Where do you draw the line? You can overturn an umpire's judgment call, but only when it's the last out of a potentially perfect game? If you overturn this call, do you then go back through history and find other important bad calls that should be overturned and re-write history? Is every judgment call made at the mercy of the commissioner's ultimate authority? Unfortunate as it may be, I think the call has to stand.