I've really worked on my contact and power throughout my one year in AA. By the time I got called up I was only rated a 68. Very bizarre how I even got called up in the first place. I've played a few years in the majors now with the Marlins and every time I complete my advancement goals I unload the rest of the points on contact and power. My power is an 87 avg and my contacts is a 93 avg. I did not find it too difficult to get a place in the lineup. When you start on the bench just make the most of your PH opportunities. Don't swing at the first pitch because it will usually result in a dribbler, chopper, or 80 mile high pop up and frustration on your part. BE PATIENT
Maybe u hit x and skip through? I feel like the commentary pregame and between Ab's and fielding is plenty. I have reached the majors and the commentary is the same throughout AA and MLB. I skipped over AAA so I couldn't confirm but it's all the same I believe.
I'm not complaining by any means but I played a year in AA and hit .337 with 37 HR on Veteran difficulty and drove in 74 rbi. I went through ST with Miami, Giancarlo Stanton is still with the club and I am a RF and my contract was for AAA Starter but through spring training I only hit .250 just PH with 2 HR and no starts and I was advanced to MLB Bench and was a bench player the entire season. I never got sent down to minors and just signed another 1 year deal to be MLB Starter. Not sure if Stanton is still there or they'll put me in LF but I feel this is much easier than in past years. Any thoughts?
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