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@write-to-shawn_psn said in Annoying issue with a freeze off at 1st base:

@supremeloser_psn said in Annoying issue with a freeze off at 1st base:

@raienez_psn said in Annoying issue with a freeze off at 1st base:

@supremeloser_psn said in Annoying issue with a freeze off at 1st base:

For the 2nd day in a row, I've had a game lock up on me when a line drive was hit right at the 1st baseman.
He catches it and then just stands there with the ball instead of throwing it back to the pitcher.

It happened to me yesterday in a 0-0 Battle Royale game so I just quit and went on to the next one (I was only on a 2-0 BR streak). However, today it just happened to me again while I was up 8-1 in the 8th inning of a Ranked game. Thankfully my opponent quit after a few minutes instead of dragging it out, as I wasn't going to leave my PS5 on all day just for a ranked win in January (I'm only at 516 rank anyway).

Anyone else had this specific freeze off issue with a 1st baseman recently?

Oh [censored] the freeze is taking over first .... lately freezing happend to many players when they hit a groundball to second...... ridiculous at this point it’s like a big F-U to the costumer.

Yeah I had heard about the recurring freeze issues with the groundballs to 2nd, but I haven't had that happen yet, thankfully.

I hope the 1st base one doesn't become frequent, but having it happen on back to back days is not reassuring.

Yes, it happened to me at 1st base as well in an event game recently. It froze on me after my first baseman made the putout to end the game. It showed the final score and everything, yet froze before it registered lol

I normally would’ve just quit out of a freeze-off in an event game, but I just couldn’t let him have it when he was waiting it out knowing that the entire game had finished before the freeze.

Man that's so bizarre...I'm glad you still got the win though! I'm terrified everytime a line drive is hit at my first baseman now haha.

I'm just glad I already finished up the BR program recently, I would hate to have a good run messed up because of a weird freeze like that.

@raienez_psn said in Annoying issue with a freeze off at 1st base:

@supremeloser_psn said in Annoying issue with a freeze off at 1st base:

For the 2nd day in a row, I've had a game lock up on me when a line drive was hit right at the 1st baseman.
He catches it and then just stands there with the ball instead of throwing it back to the pitcher.

It happened to me yesterday in a 0-0 Battle Royale game so I just quit and went on to the next one (I was only on a 2-0 BR streak). However, today it just happened to me again while I was up 8-1 in the 8th inning of a Ranked game. Thankfully my opponent quit after a few minutes instead of dragging it out, as I wasn't going to leave my PS5 on all day just for a ranked win in January (I'm only at 516 rank anyway).

Anyone else had this specific freeze off issue with a 1st baseman recently?

Oh [censored] the freeze is taking over first .... lately freezing happend to many players when they hit a groundball to second...... ridiculous at this point it’s like a big F-U to the costumer.

Yeah I had heard about the recurring freeze issues with the groundballs to 2nd, but I haven't had that happen yet, thankfully.

I hope the 1st base one doesn't become frequent, but having it happen on back to back days is not reassuring.

For the 2nd day in a row, I've had a game lock up on me when a line drive was hit right at the 1st baseman.
He catches it and then just stands there with the ball instead of throwing it back to the pitcher.

It happened to me yesterday in a 0-0 Battle Royale game so I just quit and went on to the next one (I was only on a 2-0 BR streak). However, today it just happened to me again while I was up 8-1 in the 8th inning of a Ranked game. Thankfully my opponent quit after a few minutes instead of dragging it out, as I wasn't going to leave my PS5 on all day just for a ranked win in January (I'm only at 516 rank anyway).

Anyone else had this specific freeze off issue with a 1st baseman recently?

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

Klubers curve/slider is filthy. Arrieta is really good but Klubers stuff is one of the best in the game.

The few times I have had to face Kluber, the opponent made me look silly. I couldn't lay off that Slurve.

Does Kluber have a similar pitch mix to Corbin Burnes? I feel like they are similar (minus the Slurve).

Kluber has Sinker,cutter,slurve,4 seam and change up. Pretty much the perfect pitch mix imo. The thing I really prefer him over Arrieta is his control. I don’t know what their controls stats are off the top of my head but I do know Arrieta has a tendency of throwing pitches down the middle randomly.

Kluber control:
Sinker 90
Cutter 87
Slurve 99
4seam 85
Changeup 82

Arrieta control:
Sinker 99
Slider 92
4seam 90
Curveball 92
Changeup 80

Kluber break:
Sinker 85
Cutter 92
Slurve 99
4seam 88
Changeup 92

Arrieta break:
Sinker 99
Slider 97
4seam 80
Curveball 99
Changeup 99

I appreciate the breakdown! Both pitchers look great on paper, so I think I'll just try them both out and see what happens.

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

Klubers curve/slider is filthy. Arrieta is really good but Klubers stuff is one of the best in the game.

The few times I have had to face Kluber, the opponent made me look silly. I couldn't lay off that Slurve.

Does Kluber have a similar pitch mix to Corbin Burnes? I feel like they are similar (minus the Slurve).

Kluber has Sinker,cutter,slurve,4 seam and change up. Pretty much the perfect pitch mix imo. The thing I really prefer him over Arrieta is his control. I don’t know what their controls stats are off the top of my head but I do know Arrieta has a tendency of throwing pitches down the middle randomly.

Good to know, thanks! I like using cards that have great control instead of just running outlier pitchers all the time (even if that strategy is pretty viable most of the time).

I think I remember hearing that the 99 Hershiser card was a little disappointing this year, has anyone had any experience with that?

I have Orel too. He’s really underwhelming imo. Not terrible but he’s not very deceptive with his pitches like his other card, like someone said in this chat Logan Webb is good and I also really like Coke Hamels. He’s underrated imo,

That's a shame about Orel...I do like using that Hamels card though, at least on my skill level in ranked.

I still need to use that Logan Webb card, which intrigues me now.

Another sleeper card imo is the Monthly awards Walker Buehler. I think that one is better than his finest. I don’t know why but having max break on everything is crazy.

That's another card I've probably unfairly overlooked...I'm gonna try him and Webb out tonight.

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@ericulous1_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Great debate. I love that these two are kind of synonymous in the game. I have great success with both Kluber and Arrieta. Arietta has the amazing H/9 though Kluber is no slouch. Personally I'd go with Kluber for that sinker/cutter combo. His slurve gets overlooked but has a nasty break.

@VK_Ratliff_PSN, I also think Chris Sale is under utilized, his release point is a huge challenge to hit. Also, Albert Pujols has 14 seasons with 100+ RBIs, only matched by Aroid. He also loved puppies and Blind kids.

And......he's Batman

I love that everyone has some great feedback about both of these cards, although it seems like Kluber gets a little more love. I'll probably try both out and report back with my thoughts at a later date.

I am also intrigued about getting that 99 Sale card as well. I think I might sell my Signature Aroldis Chapman card to get the stubs I would need for Sale (as he's around 690,000 at the moment).

Chapman is really good. Maybe the best closer in the game. I do think Chris Sale is pretty good but not better than Kluber or Arrieta but that’s just my opinion.

I like the Chapman card, but my only issue is that I almost never get to use him as most of my opponents quit before the 5th inning if I have a lead and my starter is barely tired. I think I only have like 12 innings used with Chapman all of last month.

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

Klubers curve/slider is filthy. Arrieta is really good but Klubers stuff is one of the best in the game.

The few times I have had to face Kluber, the opponent made me look silly. I couldn't lay off that Slurve.

Does Kluber have a similar pitch mix to Corbin Burnes? I feel like they are similar (minus the Slurve).

Kluber has Sinker,cutter,slurve,4 seam and change up. Pretty much the perfect pitch mix imo. The thing I really prefer him over Arrieta is his control. I don’t know what their controls stats are off the top of my head but I do know Arrieta has a tendency of throwing pitches down the middle randomly.

Good to know, thanks! I like using cards that have great control instead of just running outlier pitchers all the time (even if that strategy is pretty viable most of the time).

I think I remember hearing that the 99 Hershiser card was a little disappointing this year, has anyone had any experience with that?

I have Orel too. He’s really underwhelming imo. Not terrible but he’s not very deceptive with his pitches like his other card, like someone said in this chat Logan Webb is good and I also really like Coke Hamels. He’s underrated imo,

That's a shame about Orel...I do like using that Hamels card though, at least on my skill level in ranked.

I still need to use that Logan Webb card, which intrigues me now.

@ericulous1_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Great debate. I love that these two are kind of synonymous in the game. I have great success with both Kluber and Arrieta. Arietta has the amazing H/9 though Kluber is no slouch. Personally I'd go with Kluber for that sinker/cutter combo. His slurve gets overlooked but has a nasty break.

@VK_Ratliff_PSN, I also think Chris Sale is under utilized, his release point is a huge challenge to hit. Also, Albert Pujols has 14 seasons with 100+ RBIs, only matched by Aroid. He also loved puppies and Blind kids.

And......he's Batman

I love that everyone has some great feedback about both of these cards, although it seems like Kluber gets a little more love. I'll probably try both out and report back with my thoughts at a later date.

I am also intrigued about getting that 99 Sale card as well. I think I might sell my Signature Aroldis Chapman card to get the stubs I would need for Sale (as he's around 690,000 at the moment).

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

Klubers curve/slider is filthy. Arrieta is really good but Klubers stuff is one of the best in the game.

The few times I have had to face Kluber, the opponent made me look silly. I couldn't lay off that Slurve.

Does Kluber have a similar pitch mix to Corbin Burnes? I feel like they are similar (minus the Slurve).

Kluber has Sinker,cutter,slurve,4 seam and change up. Pretty much the perfect pitch mix imo. The thing I really prefer him over Arrieta is his control. I don’t know what their controls stats are off the top of my head but I do know Arrieta has a tendency of throwing pitches down the middle randomly.

Good to know, thanks! I like using cards that have great control instead of just running outlier pitchers all the time (even if that strategy is pretty viable most of the time).

I think I remember hearing that the 99 Hershiser card was a little disappointing this year, has anyone had any experience with that?

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

I use the DeGrom, Ohtani, Verlander, Kershaw and Arrieta. But let me tell you one thing, if you're going to face a really good player like the other guy mentioned above, it does not matter who you'll have on the mound. If he would've had Kluber instead of Arrieta, his opponent would probably still have succes. Because good players can hit every pitcher. But again, I don't think you can buy a better option than either Kluber or Arrieta and you really can't go wrong with either.

What also weighed in on my decision to go with Arrieta is that I know a lot of people love throwing cutters inside. But what I've noticed is that a cutter that is thrown inside and not in the strike zone, can still get hit hard for a home run. Which is actually what happens a lot of the times, because most people will pull their PCI in when they face a cutter heavy pitcher on an opposite handed match up. Factor in that almost everyone plays at Shippett, where the ball will fly, and those inside cutters are a liability in my experience. You have to throw it like REALLY far inside and that makes it an obvious read to not swing. The heavy slider on the other hand is way harder to make good contact on and it has the coding of a breaking ball instead of a fastball like the cutter, which means the PCI placement is less forgivable in comparison to fastballs (you can have poor PCI placement and still hit a fastball hard if your timing is good, that's much harder (though not impossible) to do with offspeed).

Good insight, thanks! I know what you guys are saying about how it sometimes doesn't matter who you have on the mound if your opponent is locked in, but I'm usually only around the 500-600 ranking each season anyway, so I don't mind trying out different rotations once in a while.

I do like your rotation setup that you mentioned above; if I got Arrieta I could run that same lineup of 5 guys.

You could always just try one of the 2 and then sell him and buy the other and see who you personally prefer most. They cost about the same so you'll only end up paying the tax on the market, but who cares at this point? Most people are loaded with stubs anyway, so I assume you are too.

That's a fair point; maybe I will try one out and sell for the other guy if I get lit up haha.

I did have just over a million stubs recently but then I put a buy order in for the 99 Trout as I didn't have time to get up to 30 wins this season like I planned. I'm still sitting around 200,000 stubs though, so I don't mind losing a few at this point.

@mrad2010_xbl said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

Klubers curve/slider is filthy. Arrieta is really good but Klubers stuff is one of the best in the game.

The few times I have had to face Kluber, the opponent made me look silly. I couldn't lay off that Slurve.

Does Kluber have a similar pitch mix to Corbin Burnes? I feel like they are similar (minus the Slurve).

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

I use the DeGrom, Ohtani, Verlander, Kershaw and Arrieta. But let me tell you one thing, if you're going to face a really good player like the other guy mentioned above, it does not matter who you'll have on the mound. If he would've had Kluber instead of Arrieta, his opponent would probably still have succes. Because good players can hit every pitcher. But again, I don't think you can buy a better option than either Kluber or Arrieta and you really can't go wrong with either.

What also weighed in on my decision to go with Arrieta is that I know a lot of people love throwing cutters inside. But what I've noticed is that a cutter that is thrown inside and not in the strike zone, can still get hit hard for a home run. Which is actually what happens a lot of the times, because most people will pull their PCI in when they face a cutter heavy pitcher on an opposite handed match up. Factor in that almost everyone plays at Shippett, where the ball will fly, and those inside cutters are a liability in my experience. You have to throw it like REALLY far inside and that makes it an obvious read to not swing. The heavy slider on the other hand is way harder to make good contact on and it has the coding of a breaking ball instead of a fastball like the cutter, which means the PCI placement is less forgivable in comparison to fastballs (you can have poor PCI placement and still hit a fastball hard if your timing is good, that's much harder (though not impossible) to do with offspeed).

Good insight, thanks! I know what you guys are saying about how it sometimes doesn't matter who you have on the mound if your opponent is locked in, but I'm usually only around the 500-600 ranking each season anyway, so I don't mind trying out different rotations once in a while.

I do like your rotation setup that you mentioned above; if I got Arrieta I could run that same lineup of 5 guys.

@vk_ratliff_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Chris Sale is the best pitcher in the game in my opinion. People don't just struggle against him, they look downright silly. Only 1 out of 10 players can actually hit him at all, but I figure when that happens that opponent could probably hit anyone, and so I don't hold it against Sale. I'm not sure what his price is, but he's on the market and he is criminally underused in ranked.

If I load into a game and see I'm up against Chris Sale, I immediately consider switching to directional. I have no chance against him.

Wow that's great to hear, I'll go see how much he's selling for. I thought in past years that people complained Sale was easy to hit but I'm glad that has been changed this year.

@raesone_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

@supremeloser_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

Honestly, you can keep guys off balance for 9 innings with Arrieta's sinker/slider alone. Mix in the occasional curveballs to keep people honest and they'll look silly if they swing on that pitch because it looks exactly like the sinker coming out of his hand. And his slider acts more like a cutter, it's thrown hard and breaks really hard at the last second. If you pound that pitch low and in against batters hitting lefty, it's almost impossible to make good contact on that pitch if they swing. And they will swing.

This is great advice, thanks! I heard Arrieta had a really good slider, so I'm glad that seems to be the case.

I can't decide now haha maybe I should just sell him and buy another guy off the market? Who's your favorite 99 pitcher to use? I already have Verlander as well.

@vk_ratliff_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

I once went into a twitch channel of a streamer that is extremely good at this game, and told his whole chatroom that I can beat anyone cause I'm the best. One guy took me up on my offer, so it was game on. I used Arrieta, and the son of a gun 10-runned me in 3 innings. He was clearly on another level, but that smacking I took with Arrieta made me not trust him anymore. I've never been 10-runned with Logan Webb.

Haha I know that feeling when you lose faith in a pitcher after getting lit up like that. I'm intrigued to try out the Webb card now...

@vk_ratliff_psn said in Kluber or Arrieta?:

Both are good, Kluber being a touch better than Arrieta. But you're asking the wrong question. If you want the best non-outlier sinkerballer in the game, you actually already have him. Logan Webb. Thank me later.

Interesting, I don't think I tried to use that Webb card yet. I'll try a ranked game with him later, thanks!

Thanks for the replies! I thought Kluber had a slightly better pitch mix when I compared the 2 cards earlier, but I think Arrieta had slightly better per 9's.

I have 99/100 points in the BR program right now and I'm wondering which of these 2 I should pick when I get the pack at 100 pts.

I used Kluber a lot in MLB 20 (as most probably did) but I heard the Arrieta card was really good this year.

I know it's January and I probably won't play much Ranked anymore, but I'm just curious which of these 2 guys you have had more success with (or which one is easier for you to hit off of).

Thanks!

After today you should be at 24 points, so you'll have to wait for tomorrow to get Sheffield.

@nymets1987_psn said in Today’s daily moment:

What is the Friday speciality? Two points from Sheff

Hit a home run with Mike Trout on Rookie; 1 at-bat only.