Even a video game can't handle baseball's switch-pitching phenomenon

You don't have to be a baseball fan to understand how last night's game between Boston and Oakland was an historic occurrence: A pitcher threw with both arms in a Major League game. Pat Venditte of the A's got six outs with both hands, allowing no one to score. Is baseball's premier video game, which prides itself on realism, equipped to handle this? The short answer, for those who don't follow baseball and/or don't play it on a gaming console, is no. You may now move on to other subjects, unless you're curious of how far "simulation-quality" sports video games are willing to go to live up to that.

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