Another game, a team where every player's batting average seemed to be around .217 or lower, managed to get 8 hits in the game off a 99 Ohtani, where, magically, 7 of them were home runs. There was a stretch of a few innings where no matter where a pitch was thrown or what kind of pitch it was, it would go for a HR. Sinker outside off the plate? HR. Fastball, high and inside? HR. Splitter in the dirt? HR. Sweeper off the plate? HR. There is no way a team with that low a batting average should have been able to do that.

So I felt one game was just abusing some flaw in the gameplay I'm unaware of, and the other had to definitely be cheating based on their previous stats and what they suddenly did off a tough pitcher over the course of a couple innings.

Also, I'm so sick of playing teams that are all switch-hitters. The game should just have a rule limiting the amount of switch hitters in a given lineup to no more than 3 or 4. There isn't a single team in the history of baseball that fields 9 switch-hitters, so why should the game have it? Yeah, I know it's a game and not "real" baseball, but it does attempt to present itself as that. Besides It's just boring and tiresome to face it every game.