: Players could relive actual moments from the 2013 season with The Show Live , which updated rosters and statistics directly from MLB.com .
In the field, every move mattered. The made double plays a test of precision. One small slip on the meter could mean a costly error, turning a sure out into a rally for the opposing team. As the inning progressed:
: Managers in Franchise mode had to consider Team-Specific Player Valuations , deciding whether to value a speedy contact hitter or a powerhouse slugger based on their home stadium's tendencies. MLB 13 The Show: The Kotaku Review
The ball left Sabathia's hand—a blistering fastball. The batter connected, and the crack of the bat echoed through the stadium. As the ball soared, the for fielding gave a unique view of the play, even if it meant a few extra seconds of staring up at the fly ball. A Game of Inches
The roar of the crowd at Wrigley Field was electric as a light 10 MPH wind blew toward left field. It was a chilly 47 degrees, and the air was thick with the scent of popcorn and the anticipation of a high-pressure inning.
: Players could relive actual moments from the 2013 season with The Show Live , which updated rosters and statistics directly from MLB.com .
In the field, every move mattered. The made double plays a test of precision. One small slip on the meter could mean a costly error, turning a sure out into a rally for the opposing team. As the inning progressed: MLB 13 The Show
: Managers in Franchise mode had to consider Team-Specific Player Valuations , deciding whether to value a speedy contact hitter or a powerhouse slugger based on their home stadium's tendencies. MLB 13 The Show: The Kotaku Review : Players could relive actual moments from the
The ball left Sabathia's hand—a blistering fastball. The batter connected, and the crack of the bat echoed through the stadium. As the ball soared, the for fielding gave a unique view of the play, even if it meant a few extra seconds of staring up at the fly ball. A Game of Inches One small slip on the meter could mean
The roar of the crowd at Wrigley Field was electric as a light 10 MPH wind blew toward left field. It was a chilly 47 degrees, and the air was thick with the scent of popcorn and the anticipation of a high-pressure inning.