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Well, good news for everyone who already had 99 Ted Williams in their lineup. Nice of them to give the rest of us the 95s I guess, like parents buying the Nikes they only sell at the outlet store to show off to the other kids at school.
I'd prefer a system where you work to get individual cards you want (like how I got Cal Raleigh), instead of you gotta excitedly collect all the cards in the game, because maybe they'll release someone you really like in 4 months.
It's odd, because when you play the CPU, at least in Conquest, they clearly have a lineup, or at least batting order, set for LHP and one for RHP, but we can't do similar, and just set two lineups to automatically be chosen from.
@capardo_XBL It's a sac bunt. You have have to press and hold the bunt button before the pitch is thrown, and not move the stick, for it to register as a sac and not an attempted bunt. (at least that's what I remember)
Even when his cards aren't at a high level, I struggle against Nolan Ryan. He shouldn't be that unique, other pitchers throw heat. and have an off-speed pitch, but man.
I'm usually a completist, but I can't hit home runs with Sosa in moments, so I guess he's not a card worth having.
They definitely panicked with releasing all these 97s, 98s and 99s already. I figured we'd be around 95 at All Star Break. Clearly didn't have the year all planned out. Idk if they think people are bailing on the game, but now all they can do for the next few months is release 99s with slightly better/different stats. And I guess the finest cards will have to be 125s across every stat?
I feel like, aside from just the current monthly spotlight collection, all the other collections are harder to complete. I don't like the voucher thing, where you need to do every single collection to get a good card. I think I preferred the Season Set collection, where you just throw in a gob of any cards and at least get something, as opposed to a voucher that's useless unless you have 14 other vouchers.
I guess you would be happier if they deleted every thread on the forum that mentions the code and kept it exclusive to people who watched the stream to alleviate server resources
It's not the worst showdown, but Nate Pearson is impossible to hit, with that pitch mix/speed variance. Much tougher than the actual boss card.
@GoldenGamingKM_PSN Maybe spend a few less hours watching social media and cable news to free up some time. You're not actually "seeing" any of this, you're being told this is happening, like you were told people's dogs and cats were being eaten. 
People aren't living on unemployment that pays less than half what they made working, and If you knew someone who is disabled, who has ever dealt with trying to get disability, you'd know it's not a process you can just waltz through.
It's nice. It's summer, man, gotta spend some time in nature. No way I was gonna get to the All Star Cards by All Star Break, with how slow those chunks of progress come off post Jolt cards.
It's tough. Any 3 strikeout in an inning moment is extremely a challenge, but harder if they don't have a fastball or a ton of pitch break. Glad they changed things to allow a couple paths to get enough points for completion.
I liked the idea of the big splashes of color, and the Lourdes Gurriel Jr card looked cool, but these chosen player photos give a very dispassionate vibe
All lefty Moonshot Mini Season at Mack Park 
Now that new Storylines have dropped, I figured I could complete the Negro Leagues collection by doing the Jackie Robinson showdown again, since it wasn't terrible the first go. I'm not a fan of showdowns, but it only took a couple tries, and the challenge scaled well.
After failing once, I draft again, and the first challenge I have is to get like 4 runs off Satchel Paige?! A pitcher that is literally harder to hit than the final boss? And here I'm supposed to do it with half a team and just ok perks. Needless to say I failed, and got him as the 2nd boss the next go. 
Unless they're just trying to munch my stubs, I feel like I should be facing the low cards in the program before the highest tier cards in the program, since that's how it went the first time.
I think people got a ton of XP in the last inning from advancing 30 TA programs, in addition to the regular stuff and this time there's nothing to really to replace those gains.
I'm a fair bit along, from doing the Programs and new Mini Season, but they would've had to dump a bunch more XP into stuff to get to the end, and the preference for for double PXP over XP doesn't help.
I just open a channel, put the resolution at 160p, mute the sound and minimize the window for a few hours. Most of the time, you'll be sent to a another streamers channel if they stop streaming.
GomesDaLegend is probably the most normal, not loud yelling guy I can think of.
Apparently they believe people love the most popular teams, considering the big exciting Easter program prize is a Yankee that is the 3rd best 2nd baseman card released today.
If someone is newer to the game, they might not understand exactly how things work, or think they'll miss their window to sell the card & the price will drop as there are more cards of the market or a better card comes out and people lose interest. Which sometimes happens. Sometimes supply outpaces demand. And you can't control what other people do.
I mean, jeez, look at the people who don't even list their cards, and just sell them to the highest bid, that is lower than the lowest listing price.
I try to pick what I feel is appropriate & will sell in about a day. If it's just 3 yahoos, those cards will go in a few minutes and the market will correct itself.
If you have left handed hitters, you can pretty much hit a check swing HR over the right field fence at Yankee stadium
Otherwise the minor league fields of Shield Woods or Capital Lange
It's probably accurate, I probably just missed the news about every outfielder in baseball winning the Gold Glove award last season.