"MLB The Show 25: Optimal Pitching Settings Revealed"

While hitting often steals the spotlight in *MLB The Show 25*, pitching is equally crucial to your success on the diamond. Mastering pitch location can be challenging without the right settings. To help you dominate on the mound, here are the best *MLB The Show 25* pitching settings that can elevate your game.

Best Settings for Pitching in MLB The Show 25

Unlike the extensive options for hitting, pitching settings are more straightforward, yet mastering them can significantly impact your performance. Getting these settings right could mean the difference between a disastrous first inning or pitching a no-hitter deep into the game.

Pitching Interface

In *MLB The Show 25*, just as in previous editions, the Pinpoint interface remains the top choice for pitching. This interface gives you the ultimate control over where the ball goes by requiring you to draw specific lines for each pitch type. The accuracy of your pitch depends on how well you trace these lines.

Mastering Pinpoint can be a steep learning curve due to its unforgiving nature towards errors. However, once you get the hang of drawing the lines for each pitch, it becomes second nature, enabling you to consistently hit the corners of the strike zone.

While other pitching settings in *MLB The Show 25* are less critical, feel free to experiment with them. It's advisable to keep the Pitching Ball Marker on, as it helps maintain awareness of pitch location.

Pitching View

For the best pitching view, Strike Zone 2 is recommended, just as it is for hitting. This camera angle brings you up close with the batter, making it easier to pinpoint your pitches. With minimal room for error, Strike Zone 2 allows you to target those spots that make hitters uncomfortable, leveraging your familiarity with this view from batting practice.

These are the optimal pitching settings to help you excel in *MLB The Show 25*.

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