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ZachenFoot · 05-23-2014, 03:51 PM

I've been playing The Show since 10, and I actually just had my quickest call-up ever in RTTS: halfway through the first season.

I was drafted by the Astros and was having my best first season ever (10-1, 2.16 ERA). In June 2014, they called me up to make my first start against the Braves.

I'm a 69 OVR, which means my first five starts have been shaky (2-2, 4.45 ERA), but it was still a surprising move. I have never been called straight up from AA before, but I'm guessing being drafted by Houston helped me out.

I remember a game awhile agao, I think it was 11 or 12, where I played a 17 inning thriller and gave up the lead three times in extras, only to tie it again. I was down by two in the bottom of the 17th and hit a walk-off three-run homer, I think I did it with Justin Morneau.

After playing the game for five years, I have yet to throw a no-hitter/perfect game (pitching is my favorite part). Closest I ever got was three outs away.

05-23-2014, 03:51 PM	#23
ZachenFoot Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Normal, IL	Re: Proudest Achievement I've been playing The Show since 10, and I actually just had my quickest call-up ever in RTTS: halfway through the first season. I was drafted by the Astros and was having my best first season ever (10-1, 2.16 ERA). In June 2014, they called me up to make my first start against the Braves. I'm a 69 OVR, which means my first five starts have been shaky (2-2, 4.45 ERA), but it was still a surprising move. I have never been called straight up from AA before, but I'm guessing being drafted by Houston helped me out. I remember a game awhile agao, I think it was 11 or 12, where I played a 17 inning thriller and gave up the lead three times in extras, only to tie it again. I was down by two in the bottom of the 17th and hit a walk-off three-run homer, I think I did it with Justin Morneau. After playing the game for five years, I have yet to throw a no-hitter/perfect game (pitching is my favorite part). Closest I ever got was three outs away.