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MLB The Show 25 Fixes 'Base Hit' Glitch

by Emma Nov 04,2025

Game launches often come with unexpected hiccups as players flood servers to explore new features. MLB The Show 25 is currently experiencing one such technical difficulty. Here's how to resolve the persistent "Base hit to right field" commentary bug.

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Understanding the Commentary Glitch in MLB The Show 25

Luis Robert gameplay in MLB The Show 25 highlighting the right field commentary bug

Players noticed this odd commentary issue even before MLB The Show 25 officially launched. Regardless of where the ball actually lands - whether in left field or even clearing the fences - commentator Boog Sciambi consistently declares, "Swing and a ground ball. Base hit to right field." This mismatch between play-by-play and actual gameplay creates confusion during crucial moments.

While San Diego Studio clearly didn't intend for this audio discrepancy, the bug has significant gameplay implications. Players might misjudge defensive positioning, potentially making risky baserunning decisions based on incorrect auditory cues. Thankfully, temporary solutions exist while we await an official patch.

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Resolving the Commentary Bug

The simplest workaround involves muting game commentators through the audio settings. By reducing the "Commentary Volume" slider to zero, players eliminate the misleading calls. However, this solution comes with drawbacks - losing atmospheric audio cues like bat cracks that help gauge hit strength.

San Diego Studio hasn't officially acknowledged this specific bug yet, making it unclear when a proper fix might arrive. Given that MLB The Show 25 just launched, developers deserve some patience as they address various launch-week technical issues.

Looking Ahead

While temporary fixes exist, players hope for a permanent solution that restores accurate commentary soon. For more MLB The Show 25 guidance, check out our analysis of the college versus pro path in this year's Road to the Show mode.

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

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