MLB 14 The Show Gameplay Video - St. Louis Cardinals vs. Boston Red Sox

[NYYanks26]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_SCEA

Would love to see a box score from ya.

I'll try to post one tonight when I get home.

[Willis135]

Quote: Originally Posted by NYYanks26

I'll try to post one tonight when I get home.

Take the rest of the day off sick, don't keep Russell waiting

[jmaj315]

wow.. I like how it showed Peralta's stats with the Tigers and even noted that he only played 107 games

And how they showed Papi's stats when he was DH as opposed to his career stats.. interesting! ME LIKE!!!

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmaj315

wow.. I like how it showed Peralta's stats with the Tigers and even noted that he only played 107 games And how they showed Papi's stats when he was DH as opposed to his career stats.. interesting! ME LIKE!!!

It's nice, but I wouldn't get your hopes up too high for seeing those inside franchise mode. Those kinds of colorful overlays have been in exhibition games for years. They're fun to look at when they pop up, though!

[metsfan4life1]

Quote: Originally Posted by bcruise

It's nice, but I wouldn't get your hopes up too high for seeing those inside franchise mode. Those kinds of colorful overlays have been in exhibition games for years. They're fun to look at when they pop up, though!

Which is very disappointing.

[HustlinOwl]

Quote: Originally Posted by HustlinOwl

so 11 after the Peralta K and Holliday at 3-2 makes 16 pitches and minus 2 equals 14 yet it shows 15?????

Quote: Originally Posted by MrOldboy

Exactly, that is what is going on. It doesn't line up with what Ramone said though.

so is this getting glossed over? Still doesnt add up and would like to know what is actually going on behind the scenes

[Willis135]

Peralty strikes out on the 11th pitch of his at bat, not the 10th. So if you take away one pitch from peralty's at bat you start the next at bat with 10. Add the 3-2 count from Holiday's at bat and you get 15 pitches. The -2 pitches from holiday's at bat aren't taken away until the next batter comes to the plate. QC is working as Russell explained.

The pitches aren't being subtracted until the next batter comes to the plate

[HustlinOwl]

Quote: Originally Posted by Willis135

Peralty strikes out on the 11th pitch of his at bat, not the 10th. So if you take away one pitch from peralty's at bat you start the next at bat with 10. Add the 3-2 count from Holiday's at bat and you get 15 pitches. The -2 pitches from holiday's at bat aren't taken away until the next batter comes to the plate. QC is working as Russell explained. The pitches aren't being subtracted until the next batter comes to the plate

okay then Carpenter was at 5 pitches on 3-2 and hits the 6 pitch into play so Peralta comes up with a 2-1 count and it now shows 8 pitches instead of 9??? So was the 1 pitch already subtracted?