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I’m playing on Hall of Fame difficulty because I want realistic stats, but I barely earn any training tokens. Lowering the difficulty feels too easy and results in unrealistic stats for me, like ERAs below 1.00.
The problem is that the Stuff attributes already cost a lot of tokens at relatively low levels, so it feels like progression is extremely slow on Hall of Fame.
How are you guys developing your pitchers in RTTS if you’re aiming for realistic stats? Is there a specific way to spend your tokens or a certain progression strategy that works well without having to lower the difficulty?

@DrBear100_PSN said:

@scheker1980_PSN

They are earnable through different programs. Most are earned through the Negro Leagues moments.

Thanks

Sorry, i mean some stadiums you cannot buy. But how can i get them?

Where can I find the stadiums that aren't for sale? How can I get them?

I’m playing as a catcher in MLB The Show 26. Whenever I call pitches, the pitchers keep throwing wild pitches that are way outside the zone, and I have absolutely no chance of catching them. Is there anything I can do to prevent this? Are there any settings I should change, or am I calling the wrong pitches?

Play as SB. Drafted second round by the Angels. After two seasons at the bottom of the league but with some strong individual performances, I was traded to the Pirates. My player has been out of form ever since, but the team is incredibly strong and successful.

Yeah, same here. I’ve been playing at the rookie level for the past few years (I guess I was too old and slow for higher levels). My batting average was usually around .270–.320 during those seasons. That was fine with me—relatively realistic and not too frustrating. Go up one level, and I almost never made contact.

In MLB The Show 26, I'm currently in my first full year in the majors (~120 games played in the season), and my batting average is just under .400. Games with 3 or more hits are no problem. My player has a contact rating of 80, but all other key hitting stats are barely developed. Now I'm thinking about leveling him up, since these are great stats, but

any news? my player looks really weired. like a clueless tourist who spends too much time on one page in the Sun ^^

Thanks my friend

I play second base. My player often drops ground balls or can't field them cleanly. Do I need to improve his fielding attribute, or is there another attribute I should focus on?

Thank you all. Have a great weekend.

Hey everyone,
I’m trying to build a player focused on Contact hitting and Speed/Stealing in MLB The Show 26 and I’m a bit unsure about the best equipment setup.
Right now I’m mainly going for:
High contact / consistent hitting (line drives, singles, high average)
Speed + base stealing
Low strikeout rate (good plate vision / PCI control)
My question is:
What are the best Equipment (archetype perks / perk boosts) for this type of build?
Specifically:
Which Equipment should I prioritize for hitting (Contact vs Vision vs Clutch)?
Are there any “must-have” speed/steal perks for base running?
Is Vision still the most important stat for Contact hitters this year?
Any recommended Equipment combinations that work really well together?
Also curious if anyone has a “meta” setup for a leadoff style player.
Thanks in advance!

If your agent calls you, answer: "I've never seen myself with my team" or "I'd like to play somewhere else". The answer has to be something like that. Then you have a chance of being traded during the season.

When I create a new ballplayer, he always has the complete skillset of my current ballplayer. Can I prevent this somehow? I would like to start with a player without all the skillsets and perks, i.e. when I play the game for the first time.