Pablo Torre Finds Out The Show, the Voice and Grandpa: A PTFO Surprise
May 22, 2025
Join Jon 'Boog' Sciambi, the iconic voice of MLB The Show and ESPN Radio, along with 86-year-old internet sensation Kim Soriano, who has spent decades perfecting his hand scoring of Yankees games. They dive into the charming intersection of gaming and baseball, highlighting Kim's nostalgic dedication. The lively banter includes hilarious tales from the world of sports commentary, insights on simulating real-life player events, and a touching look at how video games keep generations connected to America's pastime.
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Grandpa’s 20 Years of Scoring
- Kim Soriano, an 86-year-old sports fan, plays MLB The Show every season about 182 times.
- He scores every game by hand, treating the video game like a real-life baseball season.
Hitting Only in Gameplay
- Kim automates pitching, base running, and throwing, focusing only on hitting.
- This specialization enhances his enjoyment and reflects his personal playing style.
Announcer Repetition Critique
- Kim finds the in-game announcers repetitive, so he lowers the volume.
- Yet he acknowledges the announcer's skill despite the repetition.