Is it more about stance than stats?

[DoIHearBossMusic_PSN]

Somehow there are 1-2 bronze cards I just mash with, one of them being Jordan Walker.

But then there are diamonds where it's just pop ups and grounders

[yankblan_PSN]

@DoIHearBossMusic_PSN said in Is it more about stance than stats?:

Somehow there are 1-2 bronze cards I just mash with, one of them being Jordan Walker.

But then there are diamonds where it's just pop ups and grounders

I think it’s more a matter of swing types (2H/1H) and profile (pull, spray, push). I know if I play with Robin Yount, 90% of my swings are hard grounders/liners to 3B. This is the first year I’m consistently getting 2B and HRs with Frank Thomas, it was usually singles and the odd 12% launch angle HR every once in a while.

Curtis Granderson is a HR machine not matter the level or year of the card ‍️

Edit: don’t know why I get a lady shrug emoji

[Dolenz_PSN]

@DoIHearBossMusic_PSN said in Is it more about stance than stats?:

Somehow there are 1-2 bronze cards I just mash with, one of them being Jordan Walker.

But then there are diamonds where it's just pop ups and grounders

I did not even add Jordan Walker to my all Cardinals Squad

1B - Contreras
2B - Wetaherholt
SS - Masyn Winn
3B - Arenado
LF - Donavan
CF - Edmonds
RF - Beltran
C - Simmons
DH - Larry Walker

Bench

Nootbaar
Herrera
Victor Scott II (who has about 60 stolen bases)
Nolan Gorman

[ref479ode_PSN]

If you use leg kicks for timing or tempo for timing then swings really matter

[DoIHearBossMusic_PSN]

@dolenz

This early in the game you gotta add Burleson, he mashes righties much better than Gorman. Yeah and Scott is my SB guy to replace whoever gets on base haha.

[jaychvz_XBL]

I wish they had a tutorial on how to use the attributes, quirks etc to your advantage.