MLB '10: The Show OS Exclusive Screenshots (2-2-10)

[alwayz0npoint]

knight lol you think when you hit a homerun in texas the fans will run out to the grass in center field ?

[dickey1331]

That would be awesome if this ever happens. Ahh man.

Quote: Originally Posted by alwayz0npoint

knight lol you think when you hit a homerun in texas the fans will run out to the grass in center field ?

[alwayz0npoint]

Quote: Originally Posted by dickey1331

That would be awesome if this ever happens. Ahh man.

That will but a nice clean realistic feel..

[Knight165]

I don't know for sure...but I don't think so..sorry.
Would be pretty cool though.

M.K.
Knight165

[Greene_Flash03]

Love the Swisher pic... Jersey and jersey numbers looks awesome too!

[indigence]

I've poured over every pic I could find, I want to see the left field scoreboard at Rangers Ballpark. I'm interested in how they did the new digital scoreboard.

[EnigmaNemesis]

Absolutely amazing. The cloud cover, and lighting changes. Simply astonishing.

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_SCEA

You guys like the stadium pan out shots? I'll take one of every stadium and see if I can get them approved. Maybe I'll post those next week.

[EnigmaNemesis]

Quote: Originally Posted by K_GUN

guys- i don't mean to sound contrarian...but ...in that pic of citi field....that grass looks like kentucky blue fescue....the mets haven't used that since the summer of 83. just sayin

I am just stunned that you know what Kentucky Blue Fescue is!

Just that most don't know fine details of turf or lawns. (used to be a professional landscaper and grounds crew not too far back in my life at one time).

That type is actually a mixture turf of creeping red fescue, perennial rye grass or annual rye grass seeds are mixed in with bluegrass. Reasons being that red fescue tolerates shadier areas where bluegrass may not be exposed to enough sunlight. Annual rye grass is often seeded with the bluegrass to achieve green-up earlier and dies off when warmer weather sets in. It is a great turf for athletic fields due to it withstanding tougher wear.

Bermuda grass is the most popular for warmer climate stadiums due to the great low maintain height and fast speeds of play, but NE and colder areas, like NY will use the 50/50 blend of Kentucky Blue and Red Fescue. Since it is more tolerant to the colder climates. They also overseed red fescue in bermuda grass turfs.

Don't ask me about my green thumb again. But I can tell you, I can grow you the best lawn you will ever have.