Right about now, I play the field like a 77 year old man who is blind in one eye and nearsighted in the other. My misjudging balls hit in the outfield have cost me games and it's so frustrating. I have tried to play with fielding on auto and it's something about not having total control that I just not feeling. Like last night in a close game in the 8th inning, the Giants have a rally going. They have runners at the corners and the batter hits a ball in foul play...had I been controlling I wouldn't have caught it because it was hit far enough to get the run in. But with auto I had no choice. There are balls that are sometimes hit where I feel like if I was controlling I can make a play on it. So it's really pick your poison for me at this point. I need to get better lol.
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Last edited by TarHeelPhenom; 06-04-2016, 10:11 AM."Dunks are tough, but when a 35 footer come rainin out the sky...it'll wire you up" -
Re: Playing The Field
One thing to consider is player defense attributes. Too many people choose to play guys who are bad defensively. Get Keirmeier close to a ball and it's an automatic out
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