Theory on why overalls are progressing so fast

[bcnach_PSN]

I think that overalls are seemingly moving up faster because sds is looking at the calendar year (almost pretending that the game started in March) for promo release dates and stuff like that. For example, The 3rd inning program last year had 95 overalls, similar to the 2nd inning program this year. Also, this years April monthly awards had similar overalls to last years April monthly awards. Lastly, TA 2 came around the same time that TA 2 came out last year, even though TA 1 last year began earlier that ta1 this year.
Sorry for the paragraph.
What this could mean:

• The 4 inning program will have all 99s

• Mlb 22 will most likely release on time

• The may monthly awards will have a 97 lightning player

• Most huge promos will match up to last years dates, although there will probably be more collections and maybe some other new promos

[stewart1465_PSN]

They are a month behind on Inning Programs currently. I thought Inning 2 ran way too long and hope they shorten just a bit to catch up.

[bcnach_PSN]

@stewart1465_psn said in Theory on why overalls are progressing so fast:

They are a month behind on Inning Programs currently. I thought Inning 2 ran way too long and hope they shorten just a bit to catch up.

They could also do less inning programs or stop the inning programs later then normal

[Exotic_Combs_PSN]

I’ve been at maxed out XP for 2 weeks now. Last year I never came close to finishing the inning programs all the way through

[T00MuchHam_XBL]

I started slacking on MLB TS (thank you ME: Legendary Edition) so I happy with the length of the program. How long are inning programs typically?

[johnny_reb34_PSN]

Farmers used to wear them a lot back in the day. I do believe they've come back in style because of the retro inspired workwear the cool-hipsters gravitate too.