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Originally Posted by markprior22

I'm not sure I follow. The scoreboard shows a count of 3-2. Are you playing one pitch mode? If you play one pitch mode, after you choose to pitch, the count automatically defaults to something. If it defaults to 3-0, the only results are walk or batter swings. I imagine it is the nature of the beast with one pitch mode. The whole point is that something is going to happen on the next pitch. If a strike is called, then you would have to pitch again, which wouldn't technically be one pitch mode.

Look at the pitch sequence and look at the PbP. I hit enter and the play result was a strikeout that followed the sequence indicated. The PbP clearly indicates a 3-2 pitch is the "one pitch". I'm not sure what the confusion is?

One-Pitch Mode - In One Pitch Mode, the default, you select on strategic choice for this at-bat, and the computer will simulate all of the pitches in the at-bat, displaying only the final, decisive pitch in the at-bat. For example, you might choose "Swing Away," and the play-by-play call might immediately jump to "Here's the 3-2 pitch." The game simulated the first five pitches of the at-bat without showing them to you, and you only see the final pitch. In some cases, the game may show some non-final pitches in an at-bat, if they involve a result like a baserunner stealing.