OK, I know everyone is probably tired of everyone being like, "Oh Tatis this, and Oh Tatis that!! He does it all! He's awesome!" OK. Great. I was one of the few people who was hoping it would be someone other than Tatis, but when it was him, I wasn't really surprised at all. I got the card yesterday, and tried him out today in RS. He got out in his 1st AB, and then went on a TEAR. He ended up hitting for the cycle IN FENWAY PARK! I didn't choose Fenway Park, I was the away team. I was shocked that he did that well. I hope he continues to do that... That would be nice. Anyways, he went 5 for 6 with 2 HRs (One over the Green Monster), a triple, a double, and a single.

My question to everyone is basically this:
Do you like the Fernando Tatis Jr. MA card? How well do you hit with him, and do you wish is was still someone else?

@The_DoctorsWife
You can hit L1 BEFORE it pops up, I usually hit it right as I see the ball come back into the frame, or right before the fielder is going to catch it, and I can get an ever BETTER jump without leaving the bag too early.

Alright people, I KNOW for fact that it isn't just a me thing, Perfect-Perfect outs need to be NON-EXISTENT. PERIOD. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. If you hit a perfect-perfect flyball WITH 125 POWER it should be a no-doubt homer EVERY time. No matter what. Any don't even get me started with the perfect-perfect lineouts. I know, perfect-perfect liner is more straight, not much launch angle, but still, THEY SHOULD NOT BE CAUGHT. Perfect-Perfect Grounders make sense for getting caught, since you are hitting it on the ground. But the other two, this is unacceptable. I hope I am not the only one who thinks this should be fixed.

@sds I would really appreciate it if you could take note of this, or at least fix Perfect-Perfect Flyball. Just that change alone would make everyone SO much happier with the game. Thanks.

What do you all think? Do you agree with me? What do you hate the MOST about Perfect-Perfect Outs?

@go4stros25_psn said in Honus question:

Wagner looks awesome. All the new cards look awesome ( Kershaw not so much with only 107 h/9 as a touted "big collection") content is great today.

My question is, why does honus have diamond defense? I can't wait to use the card and all, but he had over 800 errors in his career and is near the top all time in the category. Am I missing something?

Serious question.

IDK maybe he made some awesome play or something that they heard about and they are like, "hmm yep. looks to me like he gets diamond fielding just for that." That is dumb though.

You guys are being very rude, I would appreciate it if you would go be rude somewhere else. If I don't want to tell the world what the bug is, I don't have to, but since you are all complaining, I will. I was playing MTO, and I was unable to move my player at all in a player locked moment, and the player, when fielding, would act as if the ball was never even hit to them.

2 things: Who is "Doby?" and Are they a prime series card??? PLEASE LET IT BE SO!! I JUST NEED 1 MORE PRIME CARD TOWARDS TROUT COLLECTION!!!!

You are fine

@olivegarden2

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I mean, Great, but no.

thanks for the welcome

@olivegarden2 said in Forrest Whitley:

@DestroyingFlame said in Forrest Whitley:

Bruh does anyone else see a trend here in the PR rewards? They have been going up by 2 overall points for a little bit now. At this rate, next RS, PR rewards are gonna be as good as the WS rewards cuz they'll be 99's.

That is the point, henchmen and PR rewards end up being 99's...they aren't usually end game 99's though...a henchman was literally 99 Mathewson last year...played like a common and has a slow windup

Lol. At first I thought that you said the 99 Eddie Mathews was a henchman last year. (Don't know if there was a 99 Eddie Mathews or not last year) But then I saw MathewSON... ... REALLY??? THATS AWESOME!! free 99 overall cards for doing absoloutly NOTHING!!!

Can't we all just like... Ya know... Stop mentioning this? I mean, the advice is great, but I have heard it so many times it is getting really old.

@brainfreeze442 said in LCS programs:

@destroyingflame said in LCS programs:

@brainfreeze442 said in LCS programs:

@destroyingflame said in LCS programs:

@brainfreeze442 said in LCS programs:

@destroyingflame said in LCS programs:

I think that Luis Garcia will get a card. He now holds the AL record for the longest No-Hitter bid in AL Postseason history. (5 and 2/3 innings)

Don Larsen through a Perfect Game for the Yankees; how can Garcia hold the record with 5 2/3 innings?

That's a perfect game bid. Not a no-hitter bid. Yes, they are both sort of the same thing, but they are put into different categories.

Okay, how about Michael Wacha, 7.1 innings

ok IDK, that's just what FOX said.

You could be right. I forgot Wacha did it for the Cardinals. If we are not counting Larsen due to the fact it was a World Series game before they had playoffs. I think he might have the AL rookie record.

Probably what they meant.

@brainfreeze442 said in LCS programs:

@destroyingflame said in LCS programs:

@brainfreeze442 said in LCS programs:

@destroyingflame said in LCS programs:

I think that Luis Garcia will get a card. He now holds the AL record for the longest No-Hitter bid in AL Postseason history. (5 and 2/3 innings)

Don Larsen through a Perfect Game for the Yankees; how can Garcia hold the record with 5 2/3 innings?

That's a perfect game bid. Not a no-hitter bid. Yes, they are both sort of the same thing, but they are put into different categories.

Okay, how about Michael Wacha, 7.1 innings

ok IDK, that's just what FOX said.

@brainfreeze442 said in LCS programs:

@destroyingflame said in LCS programs:

I think that Luis Garcia will get a card. He now holds the AL record for the longest No-Hitter bid in AL Postseason history. (5 and 2/3 innings)

Don Larsen through a Perfect Game for the Yankees; how can Garcia hold the record with 5 2/3 innings?

That's a perfect game bid. Not a no-hitter bid. Yes, they are both sort of the same thing, but they are put into different categories.

@ericulous1_psn said in LCS programs:

Hi all, so the wild card program was 75 points and 4 cards. The Division series was 100 points and 8 cards, what do you think the LCS will be? Anybody who has played before remember how they did it in the past?

I honestly hope the LCS and World Series are at least comparable to the DS, if not bigger.

Also. Who gets a card other than the obvious Yordan Alvarez (that card is going to smash).

Well I mean there were only 4 teams in the wild card and it was 75 points, so I would think that since there are only 4 teams left (now 3 as of writing this), it would be 75 points as well. The only way I could see them going to/over 100 points is if they want to hand out a lot of postseason cards and space them out, and there might not be enough room to do that in a 75 points program.

I think that Luis Garcia will get a card. He now holds the AL record for the longest No-Hitter bid in AL Postseason history. (5 and 2/3 innings)
I can't think of anyone else, but I also forgot how they did it the last 2 years.

@buckeyepete77_xbl said in You PlayStation guys are Bad to the Bone!:

I am getting so much better with my pitching but when y'all are hitting sinkers in the dirt 400 feet it is a bit demoralizing to say the least. But I'll keep grinding.

Maybe they are not as in the dirt as you thought.

@jonblaze2424_psn said in Bob Feller:

Has anyone been having good luck with him? He's been absolutely dominant for me in previous years but is getting SHELLED so far through 6-7 starts. I would hate to give up on him because he's one of my favorite Show guys (and a g*d dang war hero)....any positive experiences out there?

Ok, I am a Bob Feller lover. I just know how to pitch with him. I see these other comments, and they all make valid points, but at the same time, maybe you (or the opponent you are facing using Bob Feller) are becoming predicable, and therefore get rocked. If you spam his curveball, probably not a good idea, because if you start with a curveball, most people probably think, ok fastball is coming next. Try throwing a changeup. Looks like fastball, usually way early swing and miss. If at all possible, try to avoid using the curveball until at least the 4th inning. When you use it, your opponent will be surprised. It is also all about finding your opponents' weakness very quickly, and playing off of that. Personally, I think he is one of the best cards in the game, even if you think his control rating is bad. You just need to know what to do. I think you should give him another try, and if you don't currently do any of these things with him, try them out, and see how it goes.

@teezgang117_psn said in Conquest freezing:

Conquest freezes every time I play the Tampa Bay Rays …. Why is this

The Rays keep stinging you with their tail and paralyzing your game mechanics.

@macktastic-brad_xbl said in Lines ups..:

Set them before you go into a game.. that is all

Ok I will work on it but what if I'm an idiot and I forgot to do it? Will you just wait 30 seconds for your game to start please?

@go4stros25_psn said in Honus question:

Wagner looks awesome. All the new cards look awesome ( Kershaw not so much with only 107 h/9 as a touted "big collection") content is great today.

My question is, why does honus have diamond defense? I can't wait to use the card and all, but he had over 800 errors in his career and is near the top all time in the category. Am I missing something?

Serious question.

IDK maybe he made some awesome play or something that they heard about and they are like, "hmm yep. looks to me like he gets diamond fielding just for that." That is dumb though.