Stuck in Baseball Siberia? How to Switch Positions in MLB the Show 23
Listen, we've all been there. You're drafted as a hotshot shortstop with dreams of dazzling plays, only to realize you have the coordination of a newborn giraffe. Or maybe you're a pitcher who throws slower than a hungover sloth. Don't worry, my friend, escaping baseball purgatory is possible! Here's your handbook to switching positions in MLB the Show 23, without needing a witness protection program.
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| How To Switch Positions In Mlb The Show 23 |
Option 1: Chattin' Up the Bigwigs
This method involves a little politicking. First, you gotta grease the wheels with your agent. Basically, tell them you're wildly unhappy playing left field when your heart belongs on the mound. They'll set up a chat with your manager. Be prepared to toot your own horn a bit, highlighting any skills that might translate to your desired position. Think of it like a bad Tinder bio, but for baseball.
This option might be a slow burn. The manager will assess your fit, and it might take some wheelin' and dealin' (trades) to open up a spot. But hey, if you convince them you're the next Nolan Ryan, you're golden!
Subheading: Warning! This method might involve riding the pine for a while as they make space for you. Patience, grasshopper!
Tip: Stop when you find something useful.
Option 2: The Nuclear Option (New Character Creation)
This is the "I-quit-and-come-back-with-a-fake-mustache" approach. If you're desperate for a fresh start, ditch your current player and create a whole new one. This way, you can choose your dream position from the get-go.
Downside? You gotta kiss all that sweet progress goodbye. But hey, at least you'll be exactly where you want to be – unless you accidentally pick first base again because you forgot you hate running.
Option 3: Embrace Your Inner Utility Player
Look, maybe a complete switch isn't what you need. MLB the Show 23 offers secondary positions. You can be a first baseman who dabbles in the outfield, or a catcher who secretly yearns to steal bases. This way, you can get a taste of different aspects of the game without fully committing.
Tip: Pause, then continue with fresh focus.
Think of it as a baseball buffet. Sample a bit of everything, but be warned – you might end up with a case of the baseball yips trying to do it all.
Remember: Equip the right skill set for your chosen positions! You wouldn't want to be a first baseman with the arm strength of a pool noodle.
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How-To FAQs:
Q: How to Talk to My Agent About a Position Change?
QuickTip: Slow down when you hit numbers or data.
A: During your agent check-ins, there'll be a dialogue option to discuss a position change.
Q: How Long Does it Take to Switch Positions Through the Manager?
A: It depends on your team's needs and potential trades. Be patient, young grasshopper.
Q: Can I Have Multiple Save Files with Different Players?
A: Absolutely! MLB the Show 23 allows for multiple save files, so create all the baseball alter egos your heart desires.
QuickTip: Scroll back if you lose track.
Q: What's the Best Position for Beginners?
A: It depends on your playstyle! If you like hitting, consider outfield or first base. Pitching requires more finesse, while positions like shortstop demand strong defense.
Q: Help! I Accidentally Created a Pitcher with the Stamina of a Kitten!
A: Don't fret! You can use stubs to buy training items that boost your player's attributes. Just don't go overboard on the Red Bull before games.
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