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Michael Cieslinski and Paul Molitor
roll the dice on top of the
Milwaukee County Stadium dugout.

Left: Pursue the Pennant and DYNASTY League Baseball Game Designer
Right: Hall of Famer Paul Molitor

Safeco Field Press Box 2002

El Presidente" Baltimore Oriole Dennis
Martinez pitches the dice in the
Milwaukee County Stadium dugout with Cieslinski's team at bat.
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News, Notes, Tips and Interviews with MLB Players, Managers
and Front Office personnel with their slant on DYNASTY League Baseball and
Pursue the Pennant.
The DYNASTY League Baseball
development team includes:
Dan Mintz
Lead Software Engineer DYNASTY League Baseball
Windows version

Dan's lifelong passion for the Washington Senators and Nationals
Reede Stockton
Database Software Engineer DYNASTY League Baseball

Jamie Hall
Lead Software Engineer
DYNASTY League
Baseball Online version
Lead Software Engineer Don Nelson Fantasy Basketball

A few quick tips to make playing the Board version easier and add
a bit of suspense
The History of the DYNASTY
League Baseball Player Ratings and the impact on the October 2004 release:
How it became possible for the most realistic
player ratings to become available the same time Champagne is flowing in
October.
Play live Face-To-Face games using the Board version on the internet
2002
DYNASTY All-Star Game
ESPN.com Jim Caple
reports
Yankees
vs. Cards 1950-2000 Franchise All-Star Series
How To:
Quick Play a game
Jerry Lamberth has created an Excel file that allows you to simulate a
game based on the Bill James Pythagorean W-L %. To change the season
(1997 season included) change the win % number in row 17.
Find the visiting team in the left hand column. Read across until you
reach the intersection with the home team across the top.
You'll have a 3-figure number such as .466 That number is
derived from the probability that the visiting team will beat the home
team, given their overall runs scored and allowed. It also applies a small
advantage for home field. To see who wins the game, roll the
3 DLB dice and read as normal. If the number is less than or equal to the
number in the intersection, the visiting team has won the game. If it's
greater, the home team has won the game.
Create your own All Century teams
How
do you build a Baseball DYNASTY?
Have your own HR Derby
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