hand above their helmets
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why do players put their hand above their helmets
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Am I the only one who wonders what this is supposed to mean?
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What do you mean?
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A Player after grounding out or popping up will put his open hand above his head to symbolize something?
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I never noticed. I’ll have to look for it now. No idea.
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@JayBirdNSSF_XBL said in hand above their helmets:
A Player after grounding out or popping up will put his open hand above his head to symbolize something?
Frustration?
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It's something they programmed in. It does it in 2021,22 and 23. Those are the 3 I have. Just has always made me wonder what the thought is. Never have I seen a Real MLB player do it?
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@JayBirdNSSF_XBL said in hand above their helmets:
It's something they programmed in. It does it in 2021,22 and 23. Those are the 3 I have. Just has always made me wonder what the thought is. Never have I seen a Real MLB player do it?
The only time i've seen it in really life is if a player makes a riddiculus catch or takes a home run away, kind of like i can't believe that just happened, happens way to much in this game though.
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@samguenther1987 said in hand above their helmets:
@JayBirdNSSF_XBL said in hand above their helmets:
It's something they programmed in. It does it in 2021,22 and 23. Those are the 3 I have. Just has always made me wonder what the thought is. Never have I seen a Real MLB player do it?
The only time i've seen it in really life is if a player makes a riddiculus catch or takes a home run away, kind of like i can't believe that just happened, happens way to much in this game though.
I play ~8 games a day and literally didn’t even notice or just ignored it and he came on the forum to post about it.
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I too have no idea what you are talking about. I dont think your are explaining well.
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I know exactly what you mean!! I see it too. They put their hand over their helmet so that the palm in over the top and parallel to the helmet.
The other thing they do is after a strikeout they put their palm in from front of their face so that it is vertical to their face. Like a karate chop.
I’ve wondered about both of these.
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I always considered this a "my bad, fellas" type of gesture. Sort of like raising your hand when you commit a penalty in football
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Only time I see anything like this is in my franchise with the Dodgers when my players get doubles.
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