The Top 10 Virtual Baseball Players of All-Time

[mmorg]

Andy Van Slyke in Tony La Russa Baseball should at least get an honorable mention.

[Claymaker52]

I won over 150 games online in the Show using the Mariners and only the Mariners. Eventhough I only averaged a little over 3.5 runs per game, like the real Mariners, who I think actually averaged less then that. You know why? Because of King Felix. I had an ERA of around 1.40, and a WHIP of 1.01 with him on the mound, playing only players with winning records. He diserves recognition, he has a 5 pitch arsenal and all 5 pitches are quality pitches. 98 MPH fastball followed by a 85 MPH change, or slider/curveball. Most of the games I play online in the show are 2-1, 3-2, 1-0 games. No if the M's were to actually get some offense.....

[Claymaker52]

Quote: Originally Posted by JerseySuave4

The character based on Jay Buhner in Griffey baseball was a beast as well hitting home runs almost every at bat. But the last 2k baseball game i bought, i think it was MLB 2k7, A-Rod was an absolute beast. I was at 70 home runs before even hitting the All Star break. But that is prob more attributed to the fact that it was so easy to hit home runs in that game.

The player you're referring to is none other then James Hutt, I do believe.

[bukktown]

Awesome! I love reading these articles about 8/16 bit games.

[Redemption]

I remember Danny Tartabull on I believe a Sega Game Gear game was a beast

[porkchop]

I had better luck with Fendy than I did with Paste... still a great article though!

[charter04]

You have to include Gus who was on the Power's in the game Baseball Simulator 1.000 for SNES. He hits a HR almost every AB and if it's not then his Ultra power of the ball turning in to a cannon ball will get him on base. I am not making any of this up by the way. LOL. I just played this game.

[Polo Bandit]

No mention of SCOTT MURRAY in MLB 98???