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@red_ted_is_back said in So I got a question:

Avoid L1 to advance runners. Use classic baserunning and the buttons and d-pad only. Never look back.

I can't find the option to change it..

Random times I hit a double and when my runner rounds 1st I let go of the advance button and push the slide button but he continues to 3rd. Doesn't happen everytime just randomly. What does everyone else do ? Am I doing something wrong?

He needs a Topps Now card NOW!!.
Having such a great year.

That actually makes sense kinda, but also not.
Zone hitting is like driving a manual in a racing game. You are the 1 with more options if your on zone while opponent is on analog or what ever.

So I got something working for me that turned my night around. Simple easy tip that helped me. If your early more than not instead holding the swing button hover your thumb as far above it as you can while still gripping the controller normal.

@frstdwn_xbl said in My experience online rated Xbox vs ps:

Xbox players are less douchey

I'm on Xbox

Xbox also has way better controllers. Toggle stick is closer to control the pci, and the indent onto is better than a bubble

@imdfc_psn said in I've completely lost the ability to read pitches off the hand:

Bros, how do I get this back

Watch the arm slot come from behind his back to release point while always looking to hit the ball the other way.

I only use normal swing, and I can foul alot of pitches when I'm seeing the ball good. I don't think it's because of contact swing. But I do agree way too many foul balls after foul balls, sometimes off pitches that 92% of major leaguers wouldn't be able to touch. Depending who I'm pitching with I like to throw people off when it gets to foul ball city like holding L2 for a quick pitch, curveball up in the which is dangerous but if you limit it to like 1 or 2 full counts you can get away with it. I also pitch routinely at the same pace and if they keep fouling off I will take longer to throw the pitch or shorter.

Your batters leg plants on time EVERY pitch fastball or change up. The rest is picking up the ball out of the pitchers hand. And always look to hit the ball the other way 100% of the time. Waiting that extra second to hit to opposite field helps wonders on good contact and also judging balls and strikes.

@elboracho247_psn said in SDS: Can we retire the Roberto Alomar card please?:

Stop with the cancel culture BS, He hasn’t been found guilty in a court of law so just relax already. It’s just a card in a game If you’re that concerned don’t use the card.

Fist bump bro. You nailed it.