MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

[getcarter]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

Team: New York Yankees
Players Name: Derek Jeter
Signature/Personal Routine: Jeter ranges to his far right on a ball hit to the far left of shortstop, backhands the ball, leaps in the air off of his left foot, transfers the ball to his right hand in midair and makes a strong, overhand throw to the 1st baseman for the out.

What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? On sharply hit ground balls hit to the far left side of shortstop

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The first and only videogame that I've seen even do this animation was the All Star Baseball series back on the PS2, and it actually looked really nice.

[jskatt21]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

Team: Twins
Players Name: Carlos Gomez
Signature/Personal Routine: Someone mentioned that he smells his bat, he actually kisses his bat
How Often Routine: Always

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[jd369]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

Team: New York Yankees
Players Name: Derek Jeter
Signature/Personal Routine: Jeter ranges to his far right on a ball hit to the far left of shortstop, backhands the ball, leaps in the air off of his left foot, transfers the ball to his right hand in midair and makes a strong, overhand throw to the 1st baseman for the out.

What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? On sharply hit ground balls hit to the far left side of shortstop

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The first and only videogame that I've seen even do this animation was the All Star Baseball series back on the PS2, and it actually looked really nice.

jeter cant do that much anymore lol

[ARMORALLL]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

Team: Toronto Blue Jays
Players Name: Scott Downs
Signature/Personal Routine: Kneels behind the mound and writes his kids initials on the back of the mound and picks up the rozen bag once and throws it.
How Often Routine: Before any game he pitches.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cc97/2563463150/

[ElroyJetson]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

idn if anyone posted this one


Team: new york yankees
Players Name: derek jeter
Signature/Personal Routine: if pitches are inside he sucks his stomach in and when there outside he reaches his body over but doesnt swing
How Often Routine: every at bat

wish i could find a video sorry if ^ it doesnt make sense , ill look for a video

[bigal093]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHERE THE MLB 2010 BATTING STANCE CHANGES FORUM IS AT?

This probably follows that forum more but the SCEA guy mentioned it and someone else asked but nobody replied to him.

anyway.....i think they should add a appearence thing where you can change how the player chokes up on the bat or not. I think it would be perfect if there was a number representation where "0" would be no change(default grip) and go to like 3 so +3 would be choking up on the bat a lot, and -3 would be half of his hand off the bat. I personally cant hit (real life) choking up but enjoy more success with my last two fingers off the bat. This differentiates a lot among players. I know adam laroche definately holds his hand a little off the bat. This gives you more bat to reach in the zone and it makes the bat seem longer which idk why but i like. i hate seeing someone choke up on the bat a lot. usually contact hitters do this. and i would love to make it so my rtts player has a "-3" grip and have his last two fingers off the bat.

[jd369]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHERE THE MLB 2010 BATTING STANCE CHANGES FORUM IS AT?

This probably follows that forum more but the SCEA guy mentioned it and someone else asked but nobody replied to him.

anyway.....i think they should add a appearence thing where you can change how the player chokes up on the bat or not. I think it would be perfect if there was a number representation where "0" would be no change(default grip) and go to like 3 so +3 would be choking up on the bat a lot, and -3 would be half of his hand off the bat. I personally cant hit (real life) choking up but enjoy more success with my last two fingers off the bat. This differentiates a lot among players. I know adam laroche definately holds his hand a little off the bat. This gives you more bat to reach in the zone and it makes the bat seem longer which idk why but i like. i hate seeing someone choke up on the bat a lot. usually contact hitters do this. and i would love to make it so my rtts player has a "-3" grip and have his last two fingers off the bat.

its already been cut off cause the pre production changes date has passed or something but I added in having different bat grips to it so its definitely in the thread.

[PLite14]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

Team: Chicago Cubs
Players Name: Alfonso Soriano
Signature/Personal Routine: Before his AB, he uses his bat to draw a line twice in front of homeplate
What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? before every at-bat

[coffeeholic]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

I just found this thread and haven't had the time to dig through every response-Anyway here's my question:Ryan Ludwick-Has anyone changed his stance? It looks pretty much spot on except for the animation after a pitch goes by without a hit. He doesn't look at the bat like he does in reality. It kinda bugs me because this is a "trademark" ritual he almost always goes through.
Troy Glaus' sig. does this. But the rest of the stance is way off- Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

[Russell_SCEA]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHERE THE MLB 2010 BATTING STANCE CHANGES FORUM IS AT?

This probably follows that forum more but the SCEA guy mentioned it and someone else asked but nobody replied to him.

anyway.....i think they should add a appearence thing where you can change how the player chokes up on the bat or not. I think it would be perfect if there was a number representation where "0" would be no change(default grip) and go to like 3 so +3 would be choking up on the bat a lot, and -3 would be half of his hand off the bat. I personally cant hit (real life) choking up but enjoy more success with my last two fingers off the bat. This differentiates a lot among players. I know adam laroche definately holds his hand a little off the bat. This gives you more bat to reach in the zone and it makes the bat seem longer which idk why but i like. i hate seeing someone choke up on the bat a lot. usually contact hitters do this. and i would love to make it so my rtts player has a "-3" grip and have his last two fingers off the bat.

There won't be a forum for batting stance changes/fixes RodCarew is heading that project up you should pm him if you want to help.

[Rob_NYY]

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Team: Yankees
Players Name: Nick Swisher
Signature/Personal Routine: After hitting a HR, as he crosses the plate, he will point up at the sky with both hands.
What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? Every HR.
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Team:Yankees
Players Name: Johnny Damon and Nick Swisher
Signature/Personal Routine: They will do the "rock on" sign with their hand, and clash them together. Hard to explain, so here are some pics:
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What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? After one of them hits a HR, and after the game is over if the Yankees win.

[JoeCoolMan24]

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Team: White Sox
Players Name: Alexei Ramirez
Signature/Personal Routine: Holds his hands up and open for a second after he hits a ball he thinks will be a HR
What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? Every no-doubter HR.

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?mid=200809033412677&c_id=cws

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=3573498

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=3510622

http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=3352436

See you can tell after he hits one, his hands linger in the air for an extra second or two.

[tree3five]

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Team: Pirates
Players Name: Nyjer Morgan
Signature/Personal Routine: As he steps to the plate he puts the bat on the ground over the plate to measure his distance from the plate. Then he holds the bat out towards the pitcher before he gets set. Kinda like what you guys already do with some player's practice swings. What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? Every at bat between almost every pitch.

Team: Pirates
Players Name: Adam LaRoche
Signature/Personal Routine: Holds the bat out toward the pitcher before he gets set. Kinda like what you guys do already with some player's practice swings. What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? every at bat between almost every pitch.

[dynastynation]

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Team: Cardinals
Player: Joel Pineiro
Signature/Personal Routine: Whenever a line drive or any ball goes up the middle, he sticks his left foot out to kick save it and keep it on the infield. Not really sure if this is something you could include, but I just figured I'd post it anyways.
What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? Everytime a ground ball or line drive goes up the middle that he can reach.

[BigBoi23]

Re: MLB 2010 Signature Player Animations/Personal Routines Help

Team: Cardinals
Player: Joel Pineiro
Signature/Personal Routine: Whenever a line drive or any ball goes up the middle, he sticks his left foot out to kick save it and keep it on the infield. Not really sure if this is something you could include, but I just figured I'd post it anyways.
What game situation(s) and how often does the player(s) perform this routine? Everytime a ground ball or line drive goes up the middle that he can reach.

...and that is a very good way to break a foot.