"I have received the 3rd edition charts and played my first game which I enjoyed greatly. I find your layout very easy to grasp and realistic.

For years I played the old Pursue the Pennant computer game now called (....) which is very accurate and has pitch by pitch options, but it left me wanting more. Your web page nailed it on the head with the quote from your friend Dave about not wanting magic and the need for transparency. I have tried other games (.....) (fun and has a nice grassroots gamer base but weak realism) and the (.....) computer game (excellent but pricey--after reading their super advance rules there is no way  I would attempt their board game). 

I will be playing a greatest team tournament while I am on the road covering stories for ESPN.  Congratulations on a great game and even finer service."


    Andrew Lockett - ESPN Outside the lines Producer


NEWS FLASH: Landmark Baseball Simulation Determines ESPN.com Greatest Teams Tournament Winner: 1957 Milwaukee Braves


NEWS FLASH: Landmark Baseball Simulation Game Lets You Pre-play Each Game of the 2006 World Series: CBS plays out Series
 

A look back at the start of Pursue the Pennant and the core of the design of DYNASTY League Baseball.  The Sporting News Executive News Editor Bob McCoy reports in his Keeping Score column on what might have happened in the 1985 World Series between the Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals.

This Dynasty has everything, and then some

"Cieslinski developed the board game Pursue the Pennant, which was an amazingly lifelike representation of baseball.   DYNASTY League Baseball, which is available as both a board game and a computer game, is even better."

The DYNASTY League Baseball Computer Game and Baseball Board Game 
version of the 1982 World Series between St. Louis and Milwaukee 
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel column and review by Michael Bauman 


Michael Bauman MLB.com and Milwaukee Journal columnist

  New board game is a fan's dream "Pursue the Pennant" : Baseball's Monopoly?
Milwaukee Journal columnist Michael Bauman reports on Baseball's Monopoly on realism



Arizona Diamondbacks Official Magazine Review

"DYNASTY League Baseball is, without contest, the most realistic baseball simulation on the market today."
Publications Editor Greg Salvatore reviews DYNASTY as the 2001 Diamondbacks square off vs. the 2001 Red Sox.
July 2004 Edition of Diamondbacks Magazine.  Official Publication of the Diamondbacks sold at Bank One Ball Park.


Game Puts Baseball On Board


USA TODAY Baseball writer Chuck Johnson reports on 
DYNASTY League Baseball in the Sports People column





Games Magazine's Top 100

Games Magazines Best New Sports Game For 1996





CFCY Radio Prince Edward Island Canada
CFCY Radio Host Dave Holland talks about DYNASTY League Baseball, "the epitome of baseball board games" and the Cleveland vs. Atlanta 1994 World Series.

St. Louis Post Dispatch  

St. Louis Post Dispatch columnist Kathleen Nelson: 
Whitey Herzog meets Tony LaRussa in a 1982 vs. 2000 match-up.
Friday June 23, 2000

NEW! Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post Dispatch and Mathew Leach of MLB.com hook up for a Winter game


St. Louis Globe Democrat   
He made it with a roll of the dice
Mike Rappaport reports on a crucial Pennant Race match-up between the 1985 Cardinals and Mets
October 17, 1985


Dynasty League Baseball fever: Catch it
Naples Daily News columnist Ron Hartman shares his experience playing DYNASTY League Baseball during an Orioles vs. Twins Spring Training game.
 

Take Me Out to the Virtual Ballgame!

Michael Friedman discusses realism in baseball computer games in the 
FASTBALL.COM review of DYNASTY League Baseball (890K)