My player on mlb 08 the show in career is still in AA how do i move up to AAA or mlb?

Question

my player plays 2nd base

and im in my second year

Answer 1

In real life baseball, it will take a player 3-5 years to make it to the major leagues, some even more.

Answer 2

It takes a while...seriously.  I was on the Mariners in Right Field...this is the worst team in baseball and I was trying out for their weakest position (besides 1B).  It took me one full season to jump from AA to AAA...and then another full season to go from AAA to MLB.  

I get bored with it sometimes and just simulate, but you got to make sure to reach your advancement goals.  They will keep telling you that you're doing a great job meeting your goals but they want to give you more time and get you more experience in the minors...it's kind of dumb.  

I had a .480 AVG with over 100 stolen bases and 100 RBI before the all star break at AAA and they still didn't call me up.  So I'm not too sure if the stats really matter.

Good luck to you though.

Answer 3

It depends what team you're on I'm guessing, don't even have the game. Like say you're on the Phillies or marlins, you're not gonna move up ahead of Utley or Uggla.

Wanted the game but didn't have it on xbox

Answer 4

u just have to complete alot of advancement goals.it took me a season and a half to get to aaa and i had a batting avg over .350 and 25+ hrs playing at 2nd base also.

Answer 5

Well do you have a second position? I started out as a catcher And currently after one month of play Double A (hit .400 in 80 AB and hit a HR in my first AB, 3 total) and I got called up due to injury to Chris Young, in which Justin Upton got called up. And also their Triple A starting catcher got injured so I'm a starter in Triple A. I play C and OF and I still get playing time. Remember do your goals and keep your stats up. With a little luck on your side, you can reach the bigs faster. And play multiple positions as well since it gives you more depth.

Answer 6

this is a video game question, ask it there, & you'll get a lot of answers

Answer 7

depends on position and team, cause in my pitching career i was in the mets AA and then AAA for a year an a half and finally got called up due to an injury