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I don't think anyone on this site will ever question your dedication to The Game.

THIS. TIGERS. GAME.

Man what an opening day.

No pressure at all lol

Is it just me or is the MLB.TV stream the highest quality I've seen since using the service? It's 60FPS levels of smooth.

First home run of the 2018 season is Ian Happ from the Cubs! Am I going to remember this guy by the end of September? Probably not.

It's DAY 1 of the MLB season, gang. We've got a handful of games today, and I wanted to make a thread where we can talk baseball all season long with play by play: Here's a guide to Opening Day: https://www.mlb.com/news/mlb-2018-opening-day-games-and-schedule-guide/c-269482334 First and foremost if you are a new fan, or you're getting back into the swing of things (pun intended) after the offseason, you must remember the golden rule: you don't really need to watch every game. Many football fans, and even some basketball and hockey fans, find this to be a challenge. They're used to setting aside a few nights a week to watch their team, and they can watch all the games. Baseball isn't like that. For the next six months, your team will only have 21 days where they won't be playing a game. And some of the games they play will start as early as 11am, others will end after 1am. If you miss a game it's okay, odds are there's another one tomorrow. If you miss a week, no big deal, hell if you get busy for a few months and aren't able to watch your team, that's not an issue, because you can still follow your team. Which reminds me. Baseball is a game to be followed. In the old days, probably with your dad, it meant picking up the morning paper and checking the box scores. Now it means being able to have a final score texted/tweeted/messaged/emailed/what-evered to you the minute the game ends, or rolling over in bed when you can't sleep and grabbing your phone to check the West Coast scores. It means being able to check ESPN in the morning to see any breaking news from across the league, or catch a story you missed. We live in a time where you can go to MLB.com and get a recap of every game from last night in less than 10 minutes. Honestly, baseball was made to be consumed, and the technology age makes it easier than ever, whether you want to spend hours every day pouring over stats and analysis, or 15 seconds to see how your team and their playoff rivals did today. There's lots of good stories and matchups today to start the season. That said, let's PLAY BALL!

Kado was our Xbox conversion guy for a while, I remember him.

The universe will find you, my friend.

Oh man, RRodkey leaves a legacy with his stuff. He explained a lot of the datafile variables so well.

Back in business, do your thing @Yankee4Life

I don't have the wireless dongle for the XONE controller but do you know if it gets detected as a different device?

Odd, I still get those weird warnings

Trues, Any chance we make a move to HTTPS? I'd happily update all the front-end stuff (API for Twitter/Facebook).

I thought his files were saved in the Overlays section for 2K12?

Took a long time to update this thread, but here are the definitive button mappings for the XBOX 360 Controller on Windows 10. Please be sure to copy and paste this into your controller.cfg file: Let me know if you run into issues.

I can definitely give you a list of colors

With those specs you will be able to probably run the game on Medium settings at best

I'll look into this for you buddy

Steam controller works as well

It's a placeholder price, and I assume someone else was going to be the cover athlete if it wasn't Griffey, but Nintendo selling off their share of the Seattle Mariners gave SIE San Diego an out to get Griffey