Manager Jackets?

[knich1]

Quote: Originally Posted by jrnlgrn

I know it's not the biggest deal and maybe it's always been this way and I forgot. Managers are wearing a jacket no matter the weather. The temp was 93 degrees last game I played and the managers were wearing jackets. Again not that big of a deal but it's a bit distracting in an otherwise realistic looking game. Guess they were trying to make weight? LOL

You can thank Buck Showalter for this…lol…and he isn’t in the game..

[Detroit Tigers]

Still don’t get why coaches are off-limits for editing. And if we can’t edit them, why don’t they follow the same assigned-number logic as the rest of the roster? Both my base coaches are wearing numbers already assigned to everyday players, so I have to either live with the immersion-breaking eyesore, hire new coaches, or give my everyday guys a different number. Why? Coaches will even wear retired numbers. It’s silly and I don’t get it. Guys have been asking for this for 15 years. Is it really that complicated? On a multi-million-dollar software project with presumably world-class developers and coders? Hard to believe it is.

[Iasounis]

Quote: Originally Posted by RegBettington05

I witnessed the Blue Jays' manager inside Rogers Center without a jacket, even though the roof was closed. Additionally, during the same game, I noticed that the extended nets to protect fans along the foul lines, which go beyond the dugouts, were not present in Rogers Center. Is this absence exclusive to the United States?

I play Roger Center all the time and the net is there.

[405Cowboy]

I'm old school and love it/prefer it if managers wore jackets in the dugout. On The Show I always use the classic sets and the dugout jackets are accurate (for the most part) and look more professional than managers/players wearing hoodies/pullovers looking like homeless bums.

[DonkeyJote]

If you think managers wearing nice $85 performance hoodies look like homeless people, you haven't seen very many homeless people

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[jcar0725]

Quote: Originally Posted by 405Cowboy

I'm old school and love it/prefer it if managers wore jackets in the dugout. On The Show I always use the classic sets and the dugout jackets are accurate (for the most part) and look more professional than managers/players wearing hoodies/pullovers looking like homeless bums.

Jackets are so 30 years ago man......

[dran1984]

Quote: Originally Posted by Detroit Tigers

Still don’t get why coaches are off-limits for editing. And if we can’t edit them, why don’t they follow the same assigned-number logic as the rest of the roster? Both my base coaches are wearing numbers already assigned to everyday players, so I have to either live with the immersion-breaking eyesore, hire new coaches, or give my everyday guys a different number. Why? Coaches will even wear retired numbers. It’s silly and I don’t get it. Guys have been asking for this for 15 years. Is it really that complicated? On a multi-million-dollar software project with presumably world-class developers and coders? Hard to believe it is.

This is why I will only use real coaches so I can research what number they wear before hiring them.

Also the fictional coaches that are assigned to teams use the same jersey numbers as real life counterparts.

[knich1]

Quote: Originally Posted by DonkeyJote

If you think managers wearing nice $85 performance hoodies look like homeless people, you haven't seen very many homeless people Sent from my Pixel 6 using Tapatalk

Does the congressman from Pennsylvania count?