Fix 'Base Hit To Right Field' Bug in MLB The Show 25: Quick Guide

Launch day can be tricky for games as countless players hop on and test out all of the different features. Bugs are bound to surface, and there's one currently plaguing *MLB The Show 25*. Here's how to fix the "Base hit to right field" bug in *MLB The Show 25*.

What Is the 'Base Hit to Right Field' Bug in MLB The Show 25?

Even before *MLB The Show 25*'s launch day, players noticed a recurring issue when at the plate. No matter where the ball ended up, the game's commentator, Boog Sciambi, would say, "Swing and a ground ball. Base hit to right field." This can be confusing, especially when the ball actually goes to left field or even out of the park.

Clearly, this isn't what San Diego Studio intended, as the commentary should accurately reflect the action on the field. However, this bug can lead to misjudgments, like sending a runner home thinking the ball will sneak through, only to find a defender ready to make a play. Thankfully, there are ways to address this issue.

How To Fix the 'Base Hit to Right Field' Bug in MLB The Show 25

The simplest way to fix this bug is to turn off the commentators by lowering the "Commentary Volume" slider in the game's settings. This prevents Boog Sciambi from making the incorrect call. However, there are downsides to this solution, as the sound of the bat and other noises help players gauge the game situation. Hopefully, this bug won't last long, and players can soon turn the commentary back on.

San Diego Studio has yet to address the "Base hit to right field" bug officially, so it's unclear if a permanent fix is on the horizon. Given that it's *MLB The Show 25*'s launch week, the developer deserves some patience as they work to perfect their new baseball title.

And that's how to fix the "Base hit to right field" bug in *MLB The Show 25*. If you're looking for more tips, check out whether you should go to college or go pro in this year's Road to the Show.

*MLB The Show 25 is available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.*