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I don't use fielding on semi-auto if that's what you're asking.

I'm not sure if there's some other setting you're referring to that gives you the first few steps, though.

I think he meant the indicator of where the ball will land.

It's easier than judging a fly ball off the bat in real life.

Yes, the circle that gives you the landing spot. I don't see how it's possible to consistently judge the fly ball without it.

I think we should stop posting on here until the next update. We're kind of getting off topic...

The following New England Sting players made the All-Star game (stats at time of final vote):
RP Joel Zumaya - 0.98 E.R.A.
LF Carlos Lee - 3.21, 22 HR, 56 RBI

The National League won the game 3-0, securing home field advantage for the NL champions.
Carlos Lee went 0 for 3, and Joel Zumaya pitched 3 innings with 3 strikeouts while allowing 1 run.

The Sting kick off the second half of the season at home against the Minneapolis Cobras.

Power Pros Sports NABA Game of the Day
July 20th
Tacoma Whalers(60-36) at New England Sting(55-41)
|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|R|H |E|
|0|2|0|0|2|0|0|0|0|4|9 | 1|
|5|0|1|0|0|1|0|0|0|7|11|1|

WP: Jurrjens (9-6)
SV: Okajima (30)
LP: O. Perez (6-7)
HR: Lee (24), West (22), Harris (8)

Statistics
Hall - 1-4(.282), 2B(17)
Fukudome - 1-4(.273)
Lee - 2-4(.318), HR(24), RBI(65), R(52)
Fielder - 0-4(.301), R(44)
West - 2-4(.280), HR(22), RBI(65), 2 R(47), K(49)
Peralta - 2-4(.267), RBI(48), R(37)
Harris - 1-4(.226), HR(8), 3 RBI (40), 2 R(38), E(5)
Kouzmanoff - 1-3(.275)
Molina - 1-3(.264), RBI(20)

Jurrjens - 6+ IP(113.1), 4 ER(4.92), 5 K(86), W(9)
Nippert - IP(22.0), K(21), HLD(2) (3.27)
Hampson - IP(55.0), 2 K(36), HLD(17), (3.60)
Okajima - IP(36.1), K(28), SV(30), (2.72)
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"I'd like to welcome Yadier Molina back from the DL, he had a nice RBI single to give us a little more insurance in the 6th. He's recovered tremendously from that collarbone injury and I think we can count on him to continue to perform. Jair Jurrjens was a little shaky on the mound, but he got the win and that's what's important. Our bullpen continues to be fantastic, with three innings of shutout work and four strikeouts. Brendan Harris, James West, and Carlos Lee all had huge home runs that really let us take the lead early and not give it up. All in all, it was a good baseball game and I'm glad we've been able to stay hot coming off the All-Star break, especially against the Whalers, the only team in the league with a better record than us."

July 21st
The New England Sting have rejected a trade offer from the San Jose Falcons:
Sting get:
SP Trachsel - $3,000,000
Falcons get:
1B West - $950,000
"This has been the easiest trade for me to reject yet this season. Trachsel is a mediocre pitcher on the back end of his career with a 5.58 ERA this season, while James West is an up and coming slugger making a bid for rookie of the year, not to mention the two million dollar salary increase. No thanks."

July 22nd
The Sting refused another trade offer today, this time from the Honolulu Gunmen:
Sting get:
RP G. Castro - $390,000
Gunmen get:
1B D. Barton - $390,000
GM Roger Anybody said of the trade, "Although Castro is a solid ballplayer, I don't really see any need to bolster the already excellent bullpen any furthur. Also, Barton is a hot prospect at just 23 who has the potential to develop into a slugging first basemen in a few years time."

Alright! Good to see this log back!

Power Pros Sports NABA Game of the Day
July 26th
New England Sting(59-42) at Charlotte Yetis(43-58)
|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|R|H|E|
|0|0|1|0|3|0|0|2|0|6|9|0|
|0|0|0|0|1|0|0|0|0|1|7|1|

WP: Hamels (9-3)
SV:
LP: Davis (5-7)
HR: Kouzmanoff (8), Fukudome (11), Lee (24)

Statistics
Hall - 1-5(.281), K(106)
Fukudome - 2-4(.276), 2B(19), HR(11), 2 RBI(51), R(47)
Lee - 1-4(.317)
Fielder - 0-4(.299), R(48)
West - 1-4(.280), HR(24), 2 RBI(71), R(49)
Peralta - 0-4(.262), K(94)
Harris - 3-4(.235), R(41)
Kouzmanoff - 1-3(.274), HR(8), 2 RBI(43), K(77), SH(2)
Molina - 0-4(.257), R(24), K(33)

Hamels - 9 IP(106.0), ER(3.40), 15 K(105), W(9)
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"The boys played well again, today, and I'm real proud of them. They've shown a lot of fire lately and that's what's allowed them to win four straight. And what can you say about Cole Hamels? Whew, he's some ballplayer. 15 strikeouts, he had 'em lookin' silly out there tonight! Fukudome was great, too, which is good to see since I know for a fact he can hit better than .276. All in all this is been an incredible month of July with only four losses, but those pesky Canadians just won't get off our backs. I guess we're just going to have to do better than 60-42, eh?"

Yay it's back!

It's back

Why can't I own a Canadian? Google it if you don't know what I mean.

Nice win! 10+ K's is always good!

Good to see this is back!