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@sportpimpin_xbl said in SHIPPETT IS THE REASON:
I give up so many Homer's cuz those 466 ft bombs wouldn't make it out if other parks! Remove shippett and I'll be I'm the world series
I like playing events and stuff at shippet but in ranked it's who gets lucky on [censored] swings
@the_dragon1912 said in Can't use ballplayer:
Do you have a bullpen load out activated?
Yep diamond big train perk
Trying to put my ballplayer in the bullpen and it keeps saying no valid loadouts what is going on?
@dutchoven53_xbl said in Al Leiter:
Just have to say, I think that Al Leiter no-no card is beautiful. The card art looks great in my opinion. That’s all haha
With the parallel 5 that cards gonna look insane
@cdnmoneymaker93_xbl said in TA season 2 reveals:
#1. 93 overall 2nd half Johnny Damon - Royals
#2. 94 ovr 2nd half Johnny Bench - Reds
#3. 95 ovr PS Lou Gehrig - Yankees
#4. 93 ovr Awards Brandon Webb - Dbacks - new legend
#5 94 ovr All Star Willie Mays - Giants
#6 95 ovr Prime Mark Prior - Cubs
#7 95 ovr Future Stars Jordan Groshans - Blue Jays
#8 94 over Future Stars Edwar Cabrera - Marlins
#9 92 ovr Future Stars Robert Puason - A's
#10 92 ove Future Star Brice Turang - Brewers
#11 96 ovr 2nd Half Jim Thome - Indians
#12 93 ovr Future Stars Sam Huff - Rangers
#13 93 ovr Future Stars Shane McClanahan - Rays
#14 96 ovr Awards Joe Torre - Cardinals
#15 94 ovr Future Stars Garrett Crochet - White Sox
#16 92 ovr Future Stars Jackson Rutledge - Nationals
#17 96 ovr Milestones Roy Oswalt - Astros
#18 94 ovr All Star Cal Ripken Jr - Orioles
#19 92 ovr Future Stars Jordan Balazovic - Twins
#20 96 ovr Awards Torii Hunter - Angels
#21 93 ovr Future Stars Ronni Mauricio - Mets
#22 94 ovr Future Stars Josiah Gray - Dodgers
#23 96 ovr Milestones Dante Bichette - Rockies
#24 95 ovr Future Stars Quinn Priester - Pirates
#25 92 ovr Future Stars Isaac Paredes - Padres
Isaac Paredes is the Tigers I think
Iron Man CaP
Was playing BR top of the 4th he brings in a pinch hitter and I pause to look at his stats and I get stuck on my pitcher and the game continues and he gets the lead and I lose
Hopefully my Woodruff investments pay off I bought him 2k each
@onnagood1_psn said in Jason Bay's Swing:
Am I the only one who feels like he has a funky swing? It either feels like he's always swinging late on pitches, or even if you swing early, it feels like he only swings halfway and not a full follow-through swing.
Also, every pitch while the pitcher is in his wind-up, there's always a small glitch as if he's resetting his bat stance. Only way I can explain it, is if you notice his bat, as he slowly moves it in a circular motion during his stance, there's a slight, but quick pause during the pitcher's windup as if his batting stance is being reset.
Anybody else experiencing this or is this only happening to me by chance?
Yeah his stance glitches and his stride is super late
Realmuto is insane
Got 500k and wondering if I should do collections and if so is the AL or NL better? Thanks.
@knoxwurst31_psn said in Timmy 2nd Inning Boss?:
@lil_shadow215 said in Timmy 2nd Inning Boss?:
@p0pa-cherry_xbl said in Timmy 2nd Inning Boss?:
So, it can be assumed that one of the three bosses for the second inning program is going to be a starting pitcher. My question is, what is the likelihood that we might see a Tim Lincecum card as one of the boss cards? If not now, maybe later down the line?
While his career in the major leagues was relatively short, he did some amazing things in that time like racking up 1,736 Ks, making 4 All-Star appearances, winning 3 World Series, being awarded back to back Cy Young awards, and being the NL strikeout leader for 3 years in a row. His record was 110-89, but a large handful of those losses are due to poor run support from offense. Anyway, I would love to see a 2009 or 2010 Lincecum card in an inning program. What are your thoughts?
Bet its Dontrelle Willis
I'd be so pumped if it was the D-Train!
Expect him to be in the game I believe that he said he'd let SDS put him in for free
@p0pa-cherry_xbl said in Timmy 2nd Inning Boss?:
So, it can be assumed that one of the three bosses for the second inning program is going to be a starting pitcher. My question is, what is the likelihood that we might see a Tim Lincecum card as one of the boss cards? If not now, maybe later down the line?
While his career in the major leagues was relatively short, he did some amazing things in that time like racking up 1,736 Ks, making 4 All-Star appearances, winning 3 World Series, being awarded back to back Cy Young awards, and being the NL strikeout leader for 3 years in a row. His record was 110-89, but a large handful of those losses are due to poor run support from offense. Anyway, I would love to see a 2009 or 2010 Lincecum card in an inning program. What are your thoughts?
Bet its Dontrelle Willis
I take off equipment on my guy and when I go into rtts and dd he still has it on how do I fix this thanks
Albies has surprisingly insane power
@untchable704_psn said in Other than live series cards who are the best online pitchers:
In your opinion what starters/relief pitches coming off the market are the best to add excluding live series.
Pedro and Seaver
Which one should I do just finished NL West
Lincecum please