Changing the mound?

[Pitbullz4Life]

Has anyone see this yet? I'm playing RTTS (cf for Seattle) Cano hits a grand slam and I'm the next batter up.. The first pitch I'm nailed in the back.. Nothing.. No warning from the ump no ejection anything?

[Jr.]

Re: Changing the mound?

They took mound charges out a while ago.. probably at the request of MLB. As for ejections, it's listed in the options, but I haven't seen any yet either.

[HozAndMoose]

Re: Charging the mound?

Has anyone see this yet? I'm playing RTTS (cf for Seattle) Cano hits a grand slam and I'm the next batter up.. The first pitch I'm nailed in the back.. Nothing.. No warning from the ump no ejection anything?

So one hit batter should be a warning?

[WalkingSnake]

Re: Charging the mound?

Has anyone see this yet? I'm playing RTTS (cf for Seattle) Cano hits a grand slam and I'm the next batter up.. The first pitch I'm nailed in the back.. Nothing.. No warning from the ump no ejection anything?

One hit batter wouldn't typically cause a warning or ejection...

[JPG619]

Re: Charging the mound?

One hit batter wouldn't typically cause a warning or ejection...

Yeah the only time there is a warning is if the ump thinks you intentionally hit the guy.

[Greencollarbaseball]

Re: Charging the mound?

So one hit batter should be a warning?

If it comes on the first pitch after giving up a grand slam, I would think so.

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[WalkingSnake]

Re: Charging the mound?

If it comes on the first pitch after giving up a grand slam, I would think so.

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Pitchers don't usually intentionally hit in response to a grand slam... It's usually more in response to a players personal actions, not just because they scored runs.

There's also a difference between a slider that gets away and a fastball straight to the back.

[Greencollarbaseball]

Re: Charging the mound?

Exactly, but there is not showboating in this game and the cpu never targets the user for retaliation, so its really a moot point.
I have seen pitchers mad at themselves for giving up the GS and then taking it out on the batter.

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[JaFFiTh]

Re: Charging the mound?

No charging but I just had a game where the pitcher threw a ball behind the hitter and he was pissed. Walked up few steps before the catcher and umpire stopped him so that will do for me. No warnings or ejection on that play though