Favorite batting stances in 17?

[Ghost Of The Year]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

Rod Carew and Reggie Jackson.

[jgb3]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

Ted Williams. The most mechanically efficient, quick swing in the game. I am convinced that no matter how a swing starts, it always ends pretty much the same way, based on the game engine.

Ted Williams' swing basically starts at point zero, which is the point in which every other swing ultimately gets to as the hands come through the zone. No wasted movement. Definitely not the best looking swing, but it's all about results.



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[taterskin]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

Legend 3 (Barry Bonds)

I like this one as well..... 2nd to Griffey's. I use Griffey's every year. You have to be OK with the movement to like either..... but use them both. I also like Dickerson's.

[taterskin]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

Jake Lambs remains my favourite to hit with, as it seems to be exactly the right timing for my swing, but Reggie Jacksons is my overall favourite just for the no doubt swing. So hilariously disrespectful, it's fantastic.

I love the different swings and HR animations. I took a few and uploaded. in previous versions of the show 0- you're right .....Reggie's is hilariously disrespectful.


This makes me want to take this year's and go see all the "no doubt" animations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lccQVq685CE

[dalger21]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

It has and always will be Ken Griffey Jr.'s stance. It's even better this year although I am meh on the HR one.

[taterskin]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

It has and always will be Ken Griffey Jr.'s stance. It's even better this year although I am meh on the HR one.

I'm with you on this one dude....ha. I use it every year with no hesitation. Only change when I'm experimenting with the no doubt animations.

[335TDC]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

I've had really good results with Seager's, the one the Mariners.

I've had really bad results with Stanton's, perhaps because the strike zone is SO DAMN BIG with his size and his stance.

[rh123]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

My favorite for a left handed hitter was the David Ortiz one from the show 14. Been trying to find something similar but no luck so far.

[chandlerbing311]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

I know its plain, but Mitch Moreland. I rake doubles with that guy. His swing is simple, but gets the job done

[FluffyTonka]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

does anyone know what stance is Jeter's?


I've always raked with him, and any created player I've used Jeter's stance.'

[Cory4AU]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

I'm having some success with Adam Jones' stance right now.


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[taterskin]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

does anyone know what stance is Jeter's?


I've always raked with him, and any created player I've used Jeter's stance.'

It's Legend Stance 19. Here is a link also in reference to....


http://www.operationsports.com/forum...s-motions.html

[predac0n]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

it depends on the primary position of my RttS player for example if i'm creating a shortstop I like to look up a list of the current top 25 MLB shortstops & find a stance that I like the most

Or you could go in the complete opposite direction & just pick one you have used over the years

I fell in love with Jorge Soler's stance last year & found that it's even better this year

That's because I'm personally fond of stances that have a huge leg kicks it helps with my timing I find, I can't stand toe-tap stances though.

YMMV honestly.

[FluffyTonka]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

It's Legend Stance 19. Here is a link also in reference to....


http://www.operationsports.com/forum...s-motions.html

thanks legend!

[jcar0725]

Re: Favorite batting stances in 17?

Ted Williams. The most mechanically efficient, quick swing in the game. I am convinced that no matter how a swing starts, it always ends pretty much the same way, based on the game engine.

Ted Williams' swing basically starts at point zero, which is the point in which every other swing ultimately gets to as the hands come through the zone. No wasted movement. Definitely not the best looking swing, but it's all about results.



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Is that T Williams stance listed in the options? Or is it just "legend 10" or whatever. I'd like to try it.