I hope they fix the issue were for example fans or Heidi are wearing winter jackets in San Diego in late July it’s just not realistic
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Re: Fans and Heidi
It's not just Heidi. MLBTS has been pushing global cooling for eons. I laugh every time I see the virtual fans wearing their winter jackets to an evening game in June, July and August. It makes no sense, but it's been in the game forever.
PS: I don't mind Heidi, but more variety of what she says is needed.Last edited by My993C2; 04-05-2021, 01:01 PM. -
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Re: Fans and Heidi
The weather has been off for some time now. It takes months before the weather can get out of the 60s and 70s in franchise mode. It's not the biggest issue, but it is weird how it has been off for as long as it has.
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Re: Fans and Heidi
first they need to fix her saying 'that the manager is flat out happy with their at bats' 99% of the time before they even think of what she is wearing.Comment
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Re: Fans and Heidi
Nothing like playing a July 4th game and the fans being dressed like they’re in a snow storm.Comment
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Re: Fans and Heidi
Heidi: "I talked with their manager, and he's flat out happy with..."
DeRo: "Thanks Heidi; you know, this guy at the plate, he was a mid-round draft pick, and what a solid career he's put together coming out of the middle rounds."
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Re: Fans and Heidi
oh yeah and 'people are buying his jersey.
I think we have been hearing that for a few years now.. this is the problem when you try to put story-lines into your commentary. just stick with play by play stuff and it won't get stale so quickly
Matt sounds so boring and flat on the Show. listen to him when Walsh hit that walk off homer the other night he sounds NOTHING like he does on the game. he was excited as anything.Comment
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Re: Fans and Heidi
is this a cleverly couched thread to get Heidi in a little less apparel?
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Re: Fans and Heidi
Ever notice when Heidi is standing next to the bat rack she looks very small or the bats look very big.
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Re: Fans and Heidi
I have found a work around on this, that usually warms the weather in the spring and fall up by 5 to 10 degrees. And, in the summer anywhere between 10 to 20 degrees. Turn the wind of. I have found that the weather somewhat more life like with the wind of.
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Re: Fans and Heidi
I'll have to try that out. That's a pretty good find if so. Wind doesn't impact too many games too often in real life outside of a select few stadiums to where I'd be missing it being in the game. I'd rather have the fans in Atlanta in May and June wearing warm weather clothing and not winter coats.
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Re: Fans and Heidi
When ever Heidi is starting to talk they always cut to the previous’ inning lead off hitter (or maybe the one who ended the last inning) getting ready to go to batBuffalo Bills
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Re: Fans and Heidi
It will not work if turned off during a individual game. Meaning, that game will not warm up, but if left off the next game should be quite a bit warmer. By the way, I play with the Braves exclusively, and with the wind off my games in Atlanta at the end of June through the end of August, are anywhere from 75-81 degrees in night games.
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