First and foremost, I love The Show. It’s the best sports game ever. With that being said, I might lose my mind the next time I see a mid-level shortstop (yes, I know they’re all MLB shortstops so they’re, “good”), go into the hole to his right, Jeter-jump from left field and throw an absolutely PERFECT ball to first base for the out.
It’s WAAAAAY too commonplace. Do any of you even really notice a big difference from fielders? This is an area I’d absolutely love to see improved upon moving forward, those crazy, gold glove plays are awesome, but not every game, and especially not from every fielder in the game. Those throws need to be off the mark more often.
Additionally, one of the reasons that it seems the user is always leading the league (or close to it) in grounding into double plays is because of the fact that every second baseman pulls the amazing whirly-spin throw on balls hit far to his left when nine times out of ten in real life the second baseman is going to first for the out instead of going for two. That needs to be toned down as well.
Essentially, I’d just love to see more differentiation between good and bad fielders. Do you guys see it at all? Maybe it’s just me. I will say that (although it may be coincidence) I’ve noticed that Schwarber’s throws from left field are rarely on the mark while Heyward typically throws missiles from right, on the money to the plate, which I like.
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It’s WAAAAAY too commonplace. Do any of you even really notice a big difference from fielders? This is an area I’d absolutely love to see improved upon moving forward, those crazy, gold glove plays are awesome, but not every game, and especially not from every fielder in the game. Those throws need to be off the mark more often.
Additionally, one of the reasons that it seems the user is always leading the league (or close to it) in grounding into double plays is because of the fact that every second baseman pulls the amazing whirly-spin throw on balls hit far to his left when nine times out of ten in real life the second baseman is going to first for the out instead of going for two. That needs to be toned down as well.
Essentially, I’d just love to see more differentiation between good and bad fielders. Do you guys see it at all? Maybe it’s just me. I will say that (although it may be coincidence) I’ve noticed that Schwarber’s throws from left field are rarely on the mark while Heyward typically throws missiles from right, on the money to the plate, which I like.
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