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DYNASTY League Baseball Games
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Each DYNASTY League Baseball season listed has a separate listing for both the Board Game version of the season (player cards) and Windows version (CD).
1999 Season Player ratings (Windows)
$39.95
The Bronx Bombers show why they are the team of the decade and the century.
1999 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
The Bronx Bombers show why they are the team of the decade and the century.
1998 Season Player ratings (Windows)
$39.95
Roger Maris 1961 single season HR record is broken twice by both Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa in an amazing season. The Yanks become one of the greatest teams of All-Time with 114 wins.
1998 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
Roger Maris 1961 single season HR record is broken twice by both Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa in an amazing season. The Yanks become one of the greatest teams of All-Time with 114 wins.
1997 Season Player ratings (Windows)
$39.95
Florida reminded everyone of the Miracle Mets of '69 and their fast rise from expansion, while the Tribe showed plenty of heart in their bid for their first Championship since 1948. Seattle slammed 264 HR to become the greatest power hitting team of All-Time.
1997 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
$29.95
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Florida reminded everyone of the Miracle Mets of '69 and their fast rise from expansion, while the Tribe showed plenty of heart in their bid for their first Championship since 1948. Seattle slammed 264 HR to become the greatest power hitting team of All-Time.
1996 Season Player ratings (Windows)
$39.95
The greatest offensive season in the history of baseball. Baltimore smashed 257 HR to break the '61 Bronx bombers All-Time team HR record.
1996 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
The greatest offensive season in the history of baseball. Baltimore smashed 257 HR to break the 1961 Bronx bombers All-Time team HR record.
1994 Season Player ratings (Windows)
$39.95
Montreal has it's greatest season in a year of what might have been.
1994 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
Montreal has it's greatest season in a year of what might have been.
1993 Season Player ratings (Windows)
$29.95
Tight Pennant races and a Classic Series with Toronto vs. Philadelphia brings the Championship north of the border.
1993 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
Tight Pennant races and a Classic Series with Toronto vs. Philadelphia brings the Championship north of the border.
1982 Season ratings (Windows)
$39.95
Harvey's Wallbangers pounded out 216 HR (Thomas 39, Oglivie 34, Cooper 32 and MVP Yount 29) to rank as one of the most potent offensive clubs of All-Time. In the ALCS, Milwaukee continued it's back-to-the-wall performance by coming back from an 0-2 deficit to beat California's lineup of Reggie Jackson (39 HR), Lynn (.299 BA, 21HR) , Baylor (24 HR) and Carew (.319 BA). In a stark contrast in styles in the Series, the White Rat's club featured speed and defense. Ozzie set the standard for defense at shortstop, Sutter (36 saves) anchored the bullpen and L. Smith (.307, 68 SB) sparked the offense.
1982 Season ULTIMATE Ball Park charts
$14.95
The newest Ultimate Ball Park chart design features much larger 3.5 x 2 color photos of each park superimposed with HR distances on high resolution glossy paper. Similar in concept to the Pursue the Pennant Ball Park walls that allowed you to view the HR distances only now with actual photos. In a word - "Stunning!"
1982 Season Player ratings (Board)
$49.95
Harvey's Wallbangers pounded out 216 HR (Thomas 39, Oglivie 34, Cooper 32 and MVP Yount 29) to rank as one of the most potent offensive clubs of All-Time. In the ALCS, Milwaukee continued it's back-to-the-wall performance by coming back from an 0-2 deficit to beat California's lineup of Reggie Jackson (39 HR), Lynn (.299 BA, 21HR) , Baylor (24 HR) and Carew (.319 BA). In a stark contrast in styles in the Series, the White Rat's club featured speed and defense. Ozzie set the standard for defense at shortstop, Sutter (36 saves) anchored the bullpen and L. Smith (.307, 68 SB) sparked the offense.
