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MLB The Show 19: How to Get Called Up in RTTS

Tip 2: Make Smart Choices in RTTS to Get Called Up

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There are even more RPG elements this year in MLB The Show 19. You’ll need to make choices, build relationship with teammates and fill out a skill tree reminiscent of Final Fantasy X.

It should be obvious, but make smart choices. Unless you’re trying to get on your manager’s bad side, don’t be a jerk. And, if your manager asks you to try a new position, do it if you’re trying to get called up in RTTS as quickly as you can.

Always check the depth chart and see where you stand. If your manager wants you to play 1B instead of RF, and there’s a lack of solid 1Bs on your team, consider doing it. You’ll probably get called up eventually either way, but doing what your coach wants will help you out.

Finally, if you feel like you’re in a bad situation, try to use free agency and trades (once you’re a couple of years in and have an agent) to put yourself on a better team to get you to where you want to be. At the end of each season once you get closer to the major (or have reached it) you’ll have opportunities to try and better yourself and fine-tune your experience.


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Ed McGlone was with Twinfinite from 2014 to 2022. Playing games since 1991, Ed loved writing about RPGs, MMOs, sports games and shooters.