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@w1ck3dx24_PSN It’s really become a game centered around switch hitters, most of whom are portrayed as being significantly better than they ever actually were. There’s an entire generation of gamers out there who genuinely think Willi Castro was ever relevant.

@NWOStunna_PSN I’ve gotten 2 Shohei’s & 2 Judges in standard packs in the past 7 days. I’m not bragging, I’m just here to say they’re out there. Hang in there.

This has always bothered me more than it should, & you’re 100% right, it’s most noticeable with white.

Easy fix from an SDS standpoint: they let you select “screened” or “shiny” for your jersey logo. Why not allow the same option for the numbers? The “shiny” finish makes everything so dark looking.

Here’s an even better idea: give your “customize uniforms” a much needed update altogether. No new Jersey designs, no new fonts, NOTHING since its inception.

One of the things I’ve always found interesting about this game year after year is finding the best player for YOU isn’t necessarily a matter of looking at ratings. You have to play with them and see how they work with YOUR mechanics. I’ve never played that well with players like Ohtani, Trout, Lou Gehrig or some of the bigger names of the game, but year after year I’ve had a lot of success with guys like Grandal, Chase Utley and even Jesse Winker just to name a few.

Has anyone ever put any kind of chart together that shows “If you’re good with this particular player, here are others with similar swings that you may want to try”? or “If you’re bad with this player, you’ll be bad with this one as well?”

Anyone else have similar thoughts? Just throwing it out there.

As a lifelong brewers fan, I can tell you there wasn’t much to cheer for when it came to them in the late-90’s/early-00’s. These are “team” legends, and Jeromy Burnitz was one of the few bright spots for us during that time period. For that reason, he’s remembered by most Brewers fans, which to me, kind of justifies it. Just my $.02

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I rely pretty heavily of watching the front foot come down to time my swings. His movement looks like more of a slide, so I cannot time his swing to save my life.