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Man, the world today is so soft. In 2004 the Indians beat the Yankees 22 to 0. Yeahhh, your reading that right. They even scored 6 in the 9th, they didn’t lay down. Wether it’s for or against my team.. just play ball! You learn in life from what experiences you’ve had

Yeah I agree.. last year was more enjoyable for me.

Try kontrol freeks. I’d start in the middle size wise with the green cqc’s. That way if your not comfortable with the pair you bought you have an idea if you need to go shorter or taller. I have the green cqcs and a tall cod pair. Once your use to them you won’t take them off.

@Liljayne300 said in Pitching is the #1 issue this year!:

The hitting is fine. I would even say hitting is good besides the BS line outs on a perfect perfect. Fielding is also not bad besides the outfielders taking too long to throw the ball. But pitching takes the cake as the buggiest glaring issue. It should NOT happen that repeated “Good” timed change ups and curves are 95% hangers. This needs to be addressed! Pitching is half the game it can’t be this broken and random

Pitching and the random timing window for hitting from game to game. Also why the hell does BR, Events, and Ranked all play different when on the same difficulty? I just want things to be consistent.

@formallyforearms said in Problem with Tatis grand slam while up big?:

@MINISTRO787 said in Problem with Tatis grand slam while up big?:

@formallyforearms said in Problem with Tatis grand slam while up big?:

@MINISTRO787 said in Problem with Tatis grand slam while up big?:

Some "unwritten rules" I agree with. Like trying to bunt to break up a No Hitter is straight garbage IMO.

Why exactly? It's a perfectly valid way of getting on base. If it's part of someone's skill set, they should use it. Why take that away? Should pitchers only throw fastballs when their team is up big?

Sorry man, maybe I didn't elaborate this well enough. Bottom of 9th and you are down by more than 2 runs with 2 outs and there is a No Hitter going. You are saying you would bunt because it's your skill set???

You're entitled to your opinion, I was asking why you thought that way.

To answer your question, why wouldnt he be allowed to bunt for a hit. Are batters only allowed to swing for the fences because they haven't had a hit yet? Would it be garbage or bush league to go the other way against a shift too?

Their job is to get on base in any way possible. The pitchers job is to prevent them from getting on base in any way possible.

If someone is good at bunting and is that confident.. go for it but that’s your [censored] if you make the third out bunting in that situation. But with these shifts in modern day ball, might not be a bad idea. Your job is to get on base and to help win the game, not worry about your opponent making history.

10 to 15 I’m cool with. What bothers me most is the timing on some hits. But I’ve centered up the ball on jammed swings before resulting in some hits which is baseball. So it depends man. Swing timing is the most valuable info you get back I believe. I don’t always trust the pci rating

@Original_Quad said in Future Stars Inning Bosses?:

@Cle_LAND22 said in Future Stars Inning Bosses?:

@allmustfall16 said in Future Stars Inning Bosses?:

I just want Ty Cobb. Getting late in the year.

I hear ya brother.. I want a Dolby

Think it’s all part of their focus on the modern game. There are plenty of older legends who have either no card or one mediocre card (Doby, Spahn, Foxx, Enos Slaughter have none, Gehrig, Guidry, Jenkins, Brooks Robinson). Meanwhile, there are 4 John Smoltz cards and 3 cards for players who are getting their first AB’s in this year.

  I know they were gonna focus on legends from the 90’s which is awesome! I love that! But Larry Dolby is just as important as Jackie Robinson to the game of baseball. I just think you can’t have Jackie without Larry.

@lazy_toast said in Luis Robert update SDS:

Man you pushing this again lol

Brother has a point. Stats are stats. Look where Belli is