How To Hit Home Runs in MLB The Show 25

Mar 18,25

Hitting a home run in professional baseball is notoriously difficult, but in MLB The Show 25, the challenge is different. Let's explore how to maximize your chances of launching those towering blasts.

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While the instinct is to swing for the fences every time, remember that strategy is key. Pure luck plays a role, but focusing on certain aspects can significantly improve your home run output.

Choosing the Right Batter

Not all players are created equal when it comes to hitting home runs. Before you step up to the plate, check a batter's Power stat. This crucial attribute determines their ability to send the ball soaring. High Power equals higher home run potential.

Targeting the Right Pitches

Forget trying to blast curveballs in the dirt. Focus on pitches you can drive effectively: fastballs up in the zone and hanging breaking balls are your best bets. Velocity is also a factor; faster pitches, when hit squarely, translate to more power.

Related: Best Pitching Settings for MLB The Show 25

Mastering the Perfect Swing

In MLB The Show 25, the game provides feedback on your swing timing and PCI (Pitching Contact Indicator) accuracy. Aim for the elusive Perfect/Perfect rating. This indicates optimal timing and contact, dramatically increasing your chances of a home run. While a Perfect/Perfect swing doesn't guarantee a home run, it significantly boosts your odds.

Remember, even the best hitters experience slumps. Don't get discouraged. Practice in offline modes to refine your timing and technique. Consistent practice will lead to more consistent results.

That’s your guide to hitting more home runs in MLB The Show 25. For more tips and strategies, check out our article on whether to go to college or go pro in Road to the Show.

MLB The Show 25 is now in Early Access on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

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