MLB 20: Possible Stadiums to Choose for your Rebranding

[TripleCrown]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheBleedingRed21

Wow. Did they not think this through then? People going to screw themselves switching to minor league stadiums.

And you get a crowd of 20,450 or 16,345 or 22,743 depending on where you look in the game

[TheBleedingRed21]

Quote: Originally Posted by fnz21

Am I making this up, or did they say "you can choose from any of the 60 stadiums int he game"? There's definitely more than 60 on that website in the first post.

This isn’t an official list. It just was something I ran across that showed some possible stadiums for folks who can’t open MLB 19 The Show right now.

The site probably has some minor league stadiums that aren’t in the game anymore I’m guessing.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by fnz21

Am I making this up, or did they say "you can choose from any of the 60 stadiums int he game"? There's definitely more than 60 on that website in the first post.

There are:

30 - MLB
23 - Minor League
2 - Spring Training
11 - Classic Stadiums

Total 66 in the game.

[tessl]

Quote: Originally Posted by countryboy

Revenue/budget is impacted by attendance Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

Not disputing what you are saying but I'm curious where you found that information.

Meanwhile of the classic stadiums I see 3 with no reference to what team is playing in the ballpark. Crosley, Griffith and Polo Grounds. All 3 are quirky and I'm not inclined to use them in a franchise but they do seem to be free of any indication to what team is playing there.

Of the more recent classic stadiums Old Miami seems to have only one reference to the Marlins which is located on the scoreboard. No logo behind home plate or in the on deck circle. If attendance is tied to revenue and you want a playable stadium without much indication of a different team playing there Old Miami might be a viable choice.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by tessl

Not disputing what you are saying but I'm curious where you found that information. Meanwhile of the classic stadiums I see 3 with no reference to what team is playing in the ballpark. Crosley, Griffith and Polo Grounds. All 3 are quirky and I'm not inclined to use them in a franchise but they do seem to be free of any indication to what team is playing there. Of the more recent classic stadiums Old Miami seems to have only one reference to the Marlins which is located on the scoreboard. No logo behind home plate or in the on deck circle. If attendance is tied to revenue and you want a playable stadium without much indication of a different team playing there Old Miami might be a viable choice.

It was mentioned in one of the streams in previous years when they introduced dynamic attendance.

If you play poorly then you're attendance will suffer which means less money in your budget to sign players. And the more money if you play well and increase attendance.

[tessl]

Quote: Originally Posted by countryboy

It was mentioned in one of the streams in previous years when they introduced dynamic attendance. If you play poorly then you're attendance will suffer which means less money in your budget to sign players. And the more money if you play well and increase attendance.

Interesting. Is it percentage of capacity or actual attendance? The idea of using a minor league stadium is definitely a bad idea if it's actual attendance. Old Miami looks like a good choice.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by tessl

Interesting. Is it percentage of capacity or actual attendance? The idea of using a minor league stadium is definitely a bad idea if it's actual attendance. Old Miami looks like a good choice.

I don't know

[Culture Rot]

Quote: Originally Posted by tessl

Interesting. Is it percentage of capacity or actual attendance? The idea of using a minor league stadium is definitely a bad idea if it's actual attendance. Old Miami looks like a good choice.

An old multi purpose stadium covered in teal/orange no team uses anymore or will ever use again is the best choice for a new expansion team? That stadium was terrible for baseball then, let alone in 2020.