I agree with the OP but it seems kinda silly to have a huge perfect/perfect overlay when it's not going to result in a successful at bat more times than not.
Why draw attention to it when, in my limited experience with 21, it's a lazy fly to CF well before the warning track 70% of the time?
Hey San Diego Studio,
Add me to the list of individuals who haven't hit a HR with perfect perfect swing. I've had guys like Stanton, Frazier and Sanchez hit perfect perfect swings caught by the CF at Yankee stadium, well before the warning track.
The only time I've got hits on perfect/perfect has been ground balls through the infield and a shallow liner/screaming.
I have no problem with hitting the ball and having it caught...but it's kinda pointless to have it say perfect perfect and it result in an out 70% of the time.