Seasons: 50's, 60's, 70's, 00's, 10's, Greatest Teams

Each season listed has a separate listing for both the Board Game version of the season (player cards) and Windows version(CD).

1957 Season Player ratings (Board version)
$49.95
This was the last year before the Dodgers and Giants headed west and a road trip out west meant a train trip to St. Louis. The final year of the glory days of NY baseball when the NY Yankees, NY Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers produced another pennant for the Bronx Bombers. Lead by MVP Mantle (.365 BA, 34 HR, .665 SLG), Yogi Berra and Bill Skowron and AL ERA leader Bobby Shantz, the Yanks held off a determined White Sox club that featured singles, stolen bases and strong pitching. Luis Aparicio, Nellie Fox and Minnie Minoso lead the guerilla attack, while Billy Pierce (20-12) and Dick Donovan were the aces of the hill staff. Boston featured AL batting champ Ted Williams (.388 BA) who flirted with .400. Washington had it's hero in Roy Sievers (42 HR, 114 RBI) who won both the HR and RBI titles, but the Senators still finished last. The Milwaukee Braves became World Champions in one of the great World Series, besting the Yanks in seven games. Milwaukee was lead by MVP Hank Aaron (44 HR, 132 RBI) the HR and RBI leader along with slugger Eddie Mathews (32 HR). The Big Three pitching staff of Warren Spahn (21-11, 2.69 ERA), Lew Burdette and Bob Buhl was only bested by the Brooklyn staff that featured Don Drysdale (2.69 ERA), Johnny Podres (2.66 ERA), Don Newcombe and a 21 year old by the name of Sandy Koufax. Brooklyn still had it's core hitting stars of Gil Hodges (.299 BA, 27 HR), Duke Snider (40 HR) and Roy Campanella, but Brooklyn settled for 3rd place. St. Louis challenged Milwaukee for the Pennant with it's great star and batting leader Stan Musial (.351 BA, 29 HR, .612 SLG). Cincinnati featured 21 year old Frank Robinson (.322 BA, 29 HR). New York's Giants were lead by the phenomenal Willie Mays, who lead the league in both SB and 3B while also providing tremendous power and defense in cf. Mr. Cub ss Ernie Banks (43 HR), had a terrific year, but the Cubs finished a dismal 7th.

1957 Season Player ratings (Windows version)
$39.95
This was the last year before the Dodgers and Giants headed west and a road trip out west meant a train trip to St. Louis. The final year of the glory days of NY baseball when the NY Yankees, NY Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers produced another pennant for the Bronx Bombers. Lead by MVP Mantle (.365 BA, 34 HR, .665 SLG), Yogi Berra and Bill Skowron and AL ERA leader Bobby Shantz, the Yanks held off a determined White Sox club that featured singles, stolen bases and strong pitching. Luis Aparicio, Nellie Fox and Minnie Minoso lead the guerilla attack, while Billy Pierce (20-12) and Dick Donovan were the aces of the hill staff. Boston featured AL batting champ Ted Williams (.388 BA) who flirted with .400. Washington had it's hero in Roy Sievers (42 HR, 114 RBI) who won both the HR and RBI titles, but the Senators still finished last. The Milwaukee Braves became World Champions in one of the great World Series, besting the Yanks in seven games. Milwaukee was lead by MVP Hank Aaron (44 HR, 132 RBI) the HR and RBI leader along with slugger Eddie Mathews (32 HR). The Big Three pitching staff of Warren Spahn (21-11, 2.69 ERA), Lew Burdette and Bob Buhl was only bested by the Brooklyn staff that featured Don Drysdale (2.69 ERA), Johnny Podres (2.66 ERA), Don Newcombe and a 21 year old by the name of Sandy Koufax. Brooklyn still had it's core hitting stars of Gil Hodges (.299 BA, 27 HR), Duke Snider (40 HR) and Roy Campanella, but Brooklyn settled for 3rd place. St. Louis challenged Milwaukee for the Pennant with it's great star and batting leader Stan Musial (.351 BA, 29 HR, .612 SLG). Cincinnati featured 21 year old Frank Robinson (.322 BA, 29 HR). New York's Giants were lead by the phenomenal Willie Mays, who lead the league in both SB and 3B while also providing tremendous power and defense in cf. Mr. Cub ss Ernie Banks (43 HR), had a terrific year, but the Cubs finished a dismal 7th.

1967 Season Player ratings (Board version)
$49.95
The Great Race! Triple Crown winner Yaz leads Boston in the final torrid week over Detroit, Minnesota and Chicago in the Greatest AL Pennant Race of All-Time. The NL race proved to be a slaughter for St. Louis, as early challenges by San Francisco and Chicago were beaten back. Inspirational MVP Cepeda along with Brock and Flood sparked the offense while Gibson lead the Cardinals mound staff. The White Sox Joe Horlen was the AL ERA leader with a sparking 2.06 ERA and mound mate Gary Peters lead the AL with a .199 BA allowed. Tribe teammates Luis Tiant and Sam McDowell lead the AL in strikeouts per 9 with 9.2 and 9.0 respectively. Sudden Sam also was the leader in wild pitches with 18. Atlanta's Hammerin' Hank Aaron lead the NL in HR with 39. The Pirates Roberto Clemente was the NL batting leader with a .357 BA. Dick Allen provided plenty of punch for the Phillies with his league leading .970 OBP+SLG. Phil Niekro's knuckle ball baffled hitters as he lead all NL pitchers with a 1.87 ERA. Submariner Ted Abernathy from the Reds was the NL saves leader with 28.

1967 Season Player ratings (Windows version)
$39.95
The Great Race! Triple Crown winner Yaz leads Boston in the final torrid week over Detroit, Minnesota and Chicago in the Greatest AL Pennant Race of All-Time. The NL race proved to be a slaughter for St. Louis, as early challenges by San Francisco and Chicago were beaten back. Inspirational MVP Cepeda along with Brock and Flood sparked the offense while Gibson lead the Cardinals mound staff. The White Sox Joe Horlen was the AL ERA leader with a sparking 2.06 ERA and mound mate Gary Peters lead the AL with a .199 BA allowed. Tribe teammates Luis Tiant and Sam McDowell lead the AL in strikeouts per 9 with 9.2 and 9.0 respectively. Sudden Sam also was the leader in wild pitches with 18. Atlanta's Hammerin' Hank Aaron lead the NL in HR with 39. The Pirates Roberto Clemente was the NL batting leader with a .357 BA. Dick Allen provided plenty of punch for the Phillies with his league leading .970 OBP+SLG. Phil Niekro's knuckle ball baffled hitters as he lead all NL pitchers with a 1.87 ERA. Submariner Ted Abernathy from the Reds was the NL saves leader with 28.

Greatest Teams 1 Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
Which Baseball team is the greatest team of All-time? Now you can find out the answers in your own All-time tournament and playoffs or compete in a bracket style tournament vs. other Greatest Team Managers. The Greatest Teams set #1 includes 32 teams from 1900-1990 and has been meticulously researched and for the first time provides the most realistic depiction possible of Baseball's Greatest Teams. You will thrill and immerse yourself in the detail and learn things about Baseball you never knew only to experience all the grandeur for yourself in America's National Pastime. The Greatest Teams set #1 is a set for the ages and a must for every true baseball fan.

Greatest Teams 1 Player ratings (Windows)
$39.95
Which Baseball team is the greatest team of All-time? Now you can find out the answers in your own All-time tournament and playoffs. The Greatest Teams set #1 includes 32 teams from 1900-1990 and has been meticulously researched and for the first time provides the most realistic depiction possible of Baseball's Greatest Teams. The New Ball Park charts will match with the new v2.2 Windows game version. with Ball Parks from 1906 to 1988 available. You'll experience Old Yankee Stadium's monstrous dimensions in left-center in 1927 as well as the short over-hang porch in right-field in Tiger Stadium in 1984 and much much more... You will thrill and immerse yourself in the detail and learn things about Baseball you never knew only to experience all the grandeur for yourself in America's National Pastime. The Greatest Teams set #1 is a set for the ages and a must for every true baseball fan.