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markakis8
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Been playing Road to the Show on MLB 08 for PS3. Took me 2 months to finish my first full season.
For those of you that don't know Road to the Show allows you to create a player - most people create themselves - and take control of every action of your player; and only your player within each game. It takes about 5-10 minutes to play a game so I can bust out anywhere from 5-20 games in each sitting.
Also, you can't raise your power, contact, plate disc., speed, etc. max to make yourself god-like. In fact, they don't allow you much points at all to start and you basically start by being an AA bench player. You get points by completing goals, performing well, and doing what the coach asks you to do.
Anyway, I made myself an 18-year-old 3B for the Rangers in hopes of dethroning Blalock in 2 years. I got to play in every game b/c 3rd game into the season, the Rangers called up Travis Metcalf to AAA and I was the only remaining 3B.
Well when the season finished, the Rangers decided to reward me with a 2-year 700k contract BUT AA starter again. I'm trying to break some MLB records so I can't afford to start in AA again. So I took my chances and tried out for the Twins in Spring Training and made the club and became their AAA starter. (I'm about even in overall rating with their 2009 3B starter: Brian Buscher). ETA in MLB: July 2009.
Here were my final stats for the entire year of 2008 with the RoughRiders:
AVG: .356
AB: 621
R: 93
H: 222
2B: 40
3B: 1
HR: 33
RBI: 153
SB: 46 (i'm not a fast runner at all but its so easy to steal on AA pitchers/catchers and a SB gets you 10 points per game)
BB: 30
SO: 121 (AA is where I get the most strikeouts b/c about 1 in 3 pitchers can throw 92 or higher and has a 65 knuckleball, it's so lame)
So my question is: How much would you spend on my 2009 Bowman Chrome rookie auto :lol:
For those of you that don't know Road to the Show allows you to create a player - most people create themselves - and take control of every action of your player; and only your player within each game. It takes about 5-10 minutes to play a game so I can bust out anywhere from 5-20 games in each sitting.
Also, you can't raise your power, contact, plate disc., speed, etc. max to make yourself god-like. In fact, they don't allow you much points at all to start and you basically start by being an AA bench player. You get points by completing goals, performing well, and doing what the coach asks you to do.
Anyway, I made myself an 18-year-old 3B for the Rangers in hopes of dethroning Blalock in 2 years. I got to play in every game b/c 3rd game into the season, the Rangers called up Travis Metcalf to AAA and I was the only remaining 3B.
Well when the season finished, the Rangers decided to reward me with a 2-year 700k contract BUT AA starter again. I'm trying to break some MLB records so I can't afford to start in AA again. So I took my chances and tried out for the Twins in Spring Training and made the club and became their AAA starter. (I'm about even in overall rating with their 2009 3B starter: Brian Buscher). ETA in MLB: July 2009.
Here were my final stats for the entire year of 2008 with the RoughRiders:
AVG: .356
AB: 621
R: 93
H: 222
2B: 40
3B: 1
HR: 33
RBI: 153
SB: 46 (i'm not a fast runner at all but its so easy to steal on AA pitchers/catchers and a SB gets you 10 points per game)
BB: 30
SO: 121 (AA is where I get the most strikeouts b/c about 1 in 3 pitchers can throw 92 or higher and has a 65 knuckleball, it's so lame)
So my question is: How much would you spend on my 2009 Bowman Chrome rookie auto :lol: