Tigers season finished!

Hell yeah, fuckin' long time ago I didn't update my Griffey's blog. But it doesn't mean that I didn't play it at all, hehe. Nah. I tried to keep a bit updated my current season stats. So I finished a Brewers seasons and I just finished tonight the Tigers season. The last current season update of this blog, King had 11Hr. so, when I updated it today, I was like, oh fuck... since a lonnng time ago I didn't updated here King he finished second with 33 Hr, just behind Calloway at 38. Yes, this is my most Hr in a 78 season ever. I took a quick look at the stats of my batter and it shoes something really strange; I have fuckin' bad .avg in general at bat, the best Hr. per game .avg I ever got (2.27), and they fuckin' as normal run at base as my other team. Is this an home rune based team? It seems too... As my performance show, I never ever hit so much home rune with so less batter. Look at my line-up, there is 3 batters below 5 Hr... and my bench has 2... In all, it means that it is only 6 batters who did all those homers. Regarding my other's stat homer's team, it's amazing that the Tigers had the highest per game average with 4 batters over 25 (including 2 over 30) and so fuckin' bad average at bat. Tigers seems to have bad average at bat and very good power. For all the home seasons game that I did for the Tiger, I didn't hit so much more home run because of the small field wall. Yes there is a couple that I did because of that fact, but I played with the Yankees too witch has the same kind of field wall style, and it's with the Tigers that I did the most home run. My very best moment is the game where I hit 4 straight home run with Brown within 5 Innings and each fuckin' home run was hit with the first pitch. It's a shame that I didn't have a video of this one, it was so fuckin' amazing. One other best moment that I remember it's the infield grand slam did with King against the infamous Red Sox, I lol'd so hard. It's always fun doing some infield home rune against them, but a grand slam, hell yeah. Here is the screenshots of my best batters from that season. My fuckin' award goes to the little Redding who hit 16 Hr. and got 52RBI. Man this is my little guy dude. I never thought this guy could hit/perform like this! And he is only .284 at bat! I will try update this more frequently, I recorded lots of game to try making some compilation, tips, hints, great play, etc. I think that I will begin my next season with the Expos. I'm a quebecers and I like the Smiths a lot so I should give them a try then!

3 Players tied at 10 HR!

Long time ago, I was updating this blog more regularly because I was playing much more and I had much more time too. Now it's time to update my season's stat about my players. Strangely, my first 3 players in the line up are tied up at 10 home run and it's including the infamous Prison, for his legendary choking, Templar, the Prison's twin if we conclude it because of his same batting motion, and Steed, the guy who, in theory, if we take his default stats, would hit the most home run in the team. Yeah all this guys are tied at 10. I don't know, but I really think that Steed will outscore the two others, it's my impression but if we look from the start of the season, Steed didn't even reach the top 5 home runners. It's impressing because I really thought he would be THE home run hitter, when I begun to play with the Brewers. For now, my feeling is really positive and I can think of the possibility that he will end up in the top 5 home runners. By the way, his batting average was never under .420 and this is a good point. And this is why he was always in the 3 first batting slots. What about Prisoner? He is very well, he hits more and more home run but I think that he won't be in the top 5. By the way, he has the best batting average at .458 so he his my first hitter in my line up and I'm proud of it. Since I put him there, he was almost half the time on the base; it didn't decreased his avg in no way. Drake was my first hitter because of his speed stat (10), but at .311, you are on the base less than Prisoner and I conclude that the speed didn't do much more Hit than a player with less speed. Same for Rockford. Those two guys are the last guys on my line up. My objective by doing this : if Rockford and/or Drake are on the base, who are the next batter? Since I did that move, players with more home run and more .avg are getting more batting presence than before, and more present for those players means more points, more hit and more home run. Drake seems to hit much more home run at the bottom of the line up, he is 7 now, he hits 3 since I moved him there, on the last 15 games like. One other think would be fun to achieve is if Templar would hit more home run than Prisoner and Steed. It would be so fuckin' nice, hahahaha. Take that Steed, Templar has 8 home run in his default stats! Another proof that the default stats are screwed up. One question remains in my mind, where the fuck they take those stats? And now, who will have the most home run between those 3 guys? I go with Steed, but if it's Templar, damn shit, I will made statue, hahaha!





P.S. can you see physical difference between Templar and Prisoner?

About Steve Palermo

Maybe you don't know his name but you know his voice. He brings a particular and special touch to the game. He is the real voice behind the "HE'SSSS OUT!" and the "STTTTT-RIKE!!!!" vocal sounds. His name is Steve Pamerlo and he was a real Major League Baseball umpire, from end 70's to late 80's in the American League.

« His career highlights also include umpiring two of the most famous games in New York Yankees history. In 1978, he worked the Yankees one-game playoff against the Boston Red Sox in Fenway Park to determine the AL's Eastern Division winner. Palermo, serving as the third base umpire, signaled "fair ball" when Bucky Dent hit the game-winning home run. On July 4, 1983, Palermo worked behind the plate for Dave Righetti's no-hitter against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium.

On July 7, 1991, he and several friends were dining after a Texas Rangers game when they were alerted that two waitresses were being mugged in the parking lot. In an attempt to apprehend the assailants, he suffered a bullet wound to his spinal cord, resulting in instant paraplegia. It seemed that Palermo's umpiring career might have ended as doctors told Palermo and his wife, Debbie, that he would probably never walk again. Through rehabilitation and a lot of determination, however, Palermo managed to recover, walking with the use of one small leg brace and a cane. »

One particular thing we can say about this Ken Griffey Jr's baseball game is that Steve Pamerlo's voice is really unforgeable. Everyone who played this game remember those voice's sounds. Just play the sample stand-alone and some people who hasn't played this game in years will recognize the voice like "Hey, where the fuck I already heard that?" Then, put the game on, haha. Here is what the official instruction booklet who came with the game says about Steve :

«The voice you hear in Ken Griffey Jr. Presents: Major League Baseballbelongs to American League Umpire Steve Palermo. Since breaking into the league in 1977, Steve has received many accolades and been involved in hundreds of big games. Throughout his career, Steve has appeared in 5 American League Championship Series (1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1989), 1 All-Star Game (1986), and 1 World Series (1983). Other historical events include the 1978 playoff between the Red Sox and the Yankees featuring Bucky Dent's unlikely, but timely, home run and working home plate during Dave Righetti's no-hitter in 1983.»

Pretty strange to say, but the White House's homepage has a official Steve Palermo biography because he is the White House Tee-Ball Commissioner. (????) (I thought that Tee Ball was for little kids before playing baseball with a pincher who throw a ball instead of putting it on a stick.) (After reading a bit on this, I found out that it's a special Tee Ball game where all the kids who is playing has permanent injuries like Pamerlo himself.)


Random links I found about the man :
Wikipedia's page
White House's bio page
Midamericangames.com
Answers/Questions on Pamerlo
Autographed Sports Illustrated


“Always follow your dreams because it is possible that it can become a reality.” -Steve Palermo













P.S. I really like the quote line on that cover. I'm a Star Wars fan by the way.

Memorable Game #1

Woah. It was a fuckin' home runs marathon for 13 innings with 11 home runs in the whole game. But I lost 10-9 against the Yankees. They hit 7 home runs without having Harlem on the official line-up!! (I know the computer won't but that beast on the line-up, but come on, it's a mess to hit so much home run, I wasn't able to hits this number in one game when I played a season with this team, with Harlem on the line-up) Plus, they used 5 pitchers against me. This game was the best game I ever played since my return in this classic baseball game. I was at home and it was really nice to tie them each time they made points at the beginning of the overtime innings. They made 1 point (almost all their points was made with home run) in the 10th inning and I made one too. Until the 13 inning when they hit the winning home run with Bambino. I didn't be able to tie them up for the third time in that inning so I lost.
But what a fuckin' game it was. This is the first time a computer player score so much points against me, the first time I hit the 13 innings marks, the first time they hit 7 home runs and the first time, with the Brewers, I hit 3 home run with a player. It was one of my bubblegums chewers and a by-default bencher, Steel. The other bubblegum chewer, Peel, hits the other home run. All in all, a memorable game and a memorable lost. And I don't care about this lost, it was fuckin' too much fun.

Beer, Music & The Game

Oh yeah. That's the way I enjoy this game! Having the fuel is a key. Not when I'm playing in the morning but much more in the evening, you know, like after work. I put some music, especially if it's new music that I didn't enjoyed yet. The playlist is set for some hours. It's never "full shuffle" style because I like listening an album track by track. I always turn off the volume of the game's music so my stereo plays the music for the game. I keep the sound of the game because I like when the players is yelling at me his angst while he's strike out. And this umpire's voice. Turning off the TV's sound remove the thrill in the game. Replacing the original music in-game by mine add lots. I mean, I can really enjoy and be in the music I listen to while I'm playing. You didn't need so much attention to be good and be able to hit home run and points in the game. The minimal. I played so much at this game I could play it eye closed, just by the ball's sound! Haha, I can say that I played sometimes one eye-close because of the increasing feeling of the booze. You know, when your vision is morphed into two-vision. Doubled. Close one eye and you can finish the game. After all those hours of innings filled with points, home runs and some booze, you can feel a bit tired. It's time to close the game and have a good refreshing night before the next nice evening! By the way, I'm working tomorrow. One last thing, drinking beers do not increase your chance to hit home run BUT it's more fun hitting one! (while you are able to, hehe)

Prisoner Suck #1

Resumé :
First two games of the season = 3 HR. Nice. Last 12 games = 0 HR. Huh? What's wrong? Don't know but he hits pretty well, he has an amazing avg of .553. The problem is that he fuckin' aren't able to hit well when there is people on base. I thought he would hits other grand slam so this is why I have so much proof of this.

Proofs :





(Sorry about the fuck off at the end. The cam was standing right on the couch where I'm. The song wasn't intended to play while recording, hahaha.)

Real bad RBI/Hits ratio (edited!)

Fuckin' shit. 2 RBI, OK. 16 hits, what? Wow, come on guys! Look at this, I have the proof that, almost, they are hitting well, but, are they scoring well too? Hell no. Not in that game. It was really a dumb game but atleast, I won and shutouted them.


[Edit]
Yes! They did it again! I'm kidding... I just finished a game right now with the almost same ratio as the other game : 2 RBI (a HR by Peel) and 15 Hits. Some words regarding this news paper with this "Pitching duel". Ok, I did 5 K and its pretty rare I do so "much" K in a game. Yeah a pitching duel with a pitcher who is according 15 hits. Excuse me, this is not "a pitcher", it's "the pitchers". Duel? One pitcher (mine) against a horde of pitchers (their-they changed like 2 times). It's seem not to be a duel at the end, huh? Bah, it's like our real newspapers; they are not really telling the true, exactly. ^_^

Where I am playing (feat. Ming)

(The cat is Ming, my cool guardian. By the way, you can rate her right there on ratemykitten.com when she was kitten I put that picture on this web site just for fun back in 2004. Shit, look at her score, haha, I never came back to check it! Fun to know people rate her high! Ok, I'm out now and sorry for that dumb inside.)

Prisoner's Grand Slam on 1st game

My first video. My brother filmed. I hit a HR with Prisoner; a Grand Slam. Before in the game, as his first season appearance, he hits a HR too, a solo one. Steel hit a HR too. 3 HRs in the game, all did by by-default-bench players... Before my season was erased, Steel was 6 HRs in 11 games and Prisoner was at 4. Peel, Steed and Gale was tied at 3e. I hit so much HRs the first time I played with the Brewers it really pissed me off when "the Jeff thing" happened. As I did with the Yankees' season, I begun playing with my brother, this is why, if you read into my comment about "the eraser-man", I re begun a season from scratch with my brother. (Because, right after the vision of the deleting-thing, I begun a new one and lost 2 out of the first 3 games with 2 HR and only 6 RBI in all the 3 games!!! And it was very a "dull" start... so it doesn't bothered me at all, it's the opposite, to restart again from scratch with my brother and the Brewers!)
By the way, this season won't be deleted because I will watch Jeff like hell next time he will come around my Ken's cartridge. I will upload the current season stats section when I will be at 9 games played.

Here is the Grand Slam in its full glory. Look at the Prisoner's stats.

My season has been erased!

Fuck. It's was a great Friday, before an Unexpect show, at my apartment, when a friend of mine, longtime no-see one, wants to play SNES. No problem. The Ken Griffey's cartridge was into the console. He didn't want to play that game so he just took it out of the SNES without using the "eject" button, just by forcing it to extract. My brother was there and saw the crime by shouting "crisse de cave". I do know that it was unsafe to eject the game in a way. It remembered me that it's possible to corrupt and reset the data from a Ken's cartridge. (I had others season's removing souvenirs back in the old days) My friend pop-up the Mortal Kombat II's game into the SNES and proceed to be kicked real hard by my brother who is a really great MK's gamer. They played with other friends right there and we had a good time. Plus, we got some finish him moves. Then we went to the show. After the show, this is what I call "a fuckin' cup of shit", it was 1:30am, I wanted to play just one fuckin' game. Just ONE, Jeff. I mean, damn shit. Where is my damn season? Then I remembered, before in the evening, the crime.
I don't know, I will begin another Brewer's one, they were really nice, with an almost 10 points per game. It's just 10:00am on a saturday's morning today. I think that I have some time in front of me to re-fucking-begin a new season. I know my line-up.

"CRISS DE CALISSE JEFF SACRAMENT
TU AS TUÉ MA SAISON DE KEN GRIFFEY
FUCK YOU.
JE SUIS EN TABARNACK"


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Game #10 : 2 Grand Slam in 1 inning

YEAH, IT WAS A MESS. AND A DAMN FUCK KICK IN THE ASS! HAHA!! OWNED!!!

Yeah, it was a mess. Especially THAT inning. 10 pts in it. I mean, 2 grand slams too. 2 fuckin' G-SLAM in the same inning. It's a nice kick in the ass of the computer right? Haha, it never happened before in my life. Rickfort, for his first homerun of the season made a Grand Slam. Then, after one other out (now it's two), Steed, Peel, Steel, made hit, and Gale came at bat. One pitch. Long long hit, in the left field. 450ft home run. It was my second slam of the inning, it was a mess. By the way, I won the game 16-1 against the Twins. Take that little Hendrix and those lil' Zacherle's legs!!!

First Season Complete

My first 78-games season is complete and it was really a mess. I didn't play the post-season series, I just wanted to start soon as possible with the Brewers. First of all, it was the Harlem season and by far, THE Ultimate Player of the season with 34 HR and 85 RBI by keeping an average at bat of .444-it's the third best .avg of my team. My last game was a loose. I never thought I will loose as much as this season (18 looses) and half of them are against only 3 teams: the Brewers, the Rangers and the Tigers. Another down about the stats is the low number of home run by Bambino. I thought he would hit at least 30. He doesn't even get to 20! The .avg of RBI by game went downside from the first quarter to the last to reach 5.94, it was at almost8 in the 20's game... Overall the games were all fun and the Yankees stadium, with its low walls in the field, played a nice role in the funniest of the game. Always looking forward to steal a HR!

Classic epic loose, against the White Sox, 0-0 in the end of the 11th inning, Berry at bat, 1 out. Solo home run. I loose 1-0. It was a fuckin' pain that loose. Tabarnack. Classic win: against the Red Sox and their legendary defense of death, I hit 2 inside-the-park home run, one with Bambino (witch it was is second in the 3-game series against them) and one with Broadway. Another classic moment was the 2 time I hit 3 streak home run with the same 3 player in order, Harlem, Thurman, Bambino. Honorable mention: Clipper and his 16 HR-he already was just behind Harlem for some games. Another honorable mention is the 12 HR of Broadway. He is very small, he is the first hitter in the line-up but he hits triple his default-162-games HR stats in a 78-games season. Nice performance. I remember too, and it shocked me a bit, haha, in one game the computer stole him a HR. One last words about the high .avg of Thurman, woah, .470 I didn't even think it was possible to be over .450! It's all for this season. Supported by really high quality camera pic of the tv screen, here is my 3 stars of the season:









1st : HARLEM










2nd : THURMAN









3rd : BAMBINO

I will keep all the stats of the players in .txt file on the right column of this blog with its summary. Here is the full stats of the season. (including the final line-up)

YANKEES 1ST 78-GAMES SEASON (60-18)

LINE-UP      AVG HR RBI
CF BROADWAY .366 12 29  *
3B QUEENS   .337 8  15
SS CLIPPER  .344 16 44  *
DH HARLEM   .444 34 86  *
C  THURMAN  .470 22 51  *
2B BAMBINO  .446 19 65  *
LF MICK     .395 14 45  *
RF HORSE    .329 10 40  *
1B BOWERY   .293 7  32

BENCH
-- SCOOTER  .358 2  6
-- BROOKLYN .264 2  5
-- ISLAND   .363 0  0
-- REGGIE   .320 4  19
-- BOMBER   .000 0  0
-- BRONX    .307 1  1

* = Played 78games

TOTAL HR : 151
TOTAL RBI: 448


PITCHERS   W  L  S  ERA
SP WHITEY  14 2  0  2.81
SP PFEIFLE 14 3  0  2.09
SP SNAKE   12 3  0  2.11
SP SOHO    8  4  0  2.22
SP STATE   5  2  0  2.31
RP ISLAND  2  0  0  0.00
RP BRIDGE  0  0  1  9.99
RP HUDSON  0  0  1  3.72
RP RIVER   3  0  1  1.55
RP GOOSE   2  4  3  3.48

See ya with the Brewers to see what they have to give!

I stole a home run!

Yeah, finally, I did it. In the 8th inning, 1-1, a runner at the second base, a big hit deep in the center field, my fielder run, run, he is against the wall, get himself on the wall waiting for the ball, oh no, it goes outside... NO!!! It's a CATCH! Fuck, I can't believe it! Take that little Radclife!!!


Including my early games I played with my friend back in '94, I never ever stole a home run. It was against the Twins and I won the game too by the way. The Yankees stadium, with its littles walls, is a nice ballpark to made this kind of catch. I always talked and wanted to make one.
It already happened in this current season but it was the computer who stole me a home run. (I get really fucked like shit on that play... really) It was in the beginning of the season and I didn't note the team and others informations so I don't remember exactly who, from my team, was stolen and what was the "effect" of this play on the whole game. One thing I remember about it was that I loose.

Kicked by the Brewers

Last night, I took a resolution about what will be the next team I will take in my next 78-games season. As it left only 12 games to my current's season, it's the right time to think about it. Apparently, it will be the Brewers and the reason of this "not on the list team I thought I will play with, after the Yanks" is really simple : I lost my last 2 games against them. Really, I get my ass kicked hard. At one game they hit 5 home runs (not one team hit 4 home runs against me in the whole season, before this team) and they won each of the game with a score of 7 (again, no team ever score 5 or 6 points against me too and they scored 2 times, 7!). I stopped to play after those 2 looses, hehe. I remember back in the old days, with my friend, we already tried to complete a long season with that team too. He lived at about only 300m from our primary school and each day after school, we met with the Brewers. By the way, it remember me Pennywise because About Time came out around this time and we were really into that band and the skate-punk "movement", if I can say it that way. But that specific album, especially when playing with the Brewers, was our definitive soundtrack. Can't wait to play with Drake, Steed, Peel & Gale!

Wink at Ruth

Have you ever asked yourself about why the longest home run you can do is 575ft? I think that I found out. I was reading the wikipedia home run entry and I found something interesting about the longest home run verified in the MLB to this date. It was a home run hits by Babe Ruth and it was measured at 575ft exactly.

"The longest verifiable home run distance is about 575 feet (175 m), by Babe Ruth, to straightaway center field at Tiger Stadium, which landed nearly across the intersection of Trumbull and Cherry."

I think that this is not only a coincidence that in KGJPMLB you can't hit a home run over 575ft. It's just a wink at Ruth's mythic hits! "No body can beat the ultimate home run made by Ruth. We, the programmers, will not made possible the hitting of a 576ft's home run. No." By the way, in the game, the "575ft-home-run-hit" is not happening rarely. In my "career" I actually made some with little boy like Island or Queen, for the Yanks. The computer made some against me too. But it's so nice to see that ball exiting the ballpark at that speed! Next time, I will have a thought about you, Ruth, haha!

Harlem

First of all, what the fuck this guy, by default, is doing on the fuckin' bench? Maybe he sucks hard at running and as a fielder, but, hell, put it into your line up and you will see that he hits more home runs than anyone else in the team! (or the game?) In the season I am playing, I put him on DH and he is now my best home runners (25), best RBI (65) and best .avg (at .495). What the fuck this guy is doing on the bench? He is replacing Bambino at the 4th slot in my line up and he is doing very well. (I really thought that Bambino would hit much more home runs, at 12, he is my 4th in my whole team, but has 55 RBI and .485 at bat) Yesterday, I hit 3 home runs in the same game. I just don't know why the fuck he is hitting so much because his Bat has only 3. It's all about the Power, I think. Or the way I place him at the hitting position? One thing I know is that if you play with the Yanks, you MUST put him into your line up.
I will always love his posture design and the way he "practices" himself with his bat just before the pinch comes. The feeling I have when I am holding the controller and looking at him just before hitting, is really special. I almost "know" that this guy, just by his looking and stuff, WILL hit home runs. It's strange, but I'm almost feeling it, haha. The same thing happen with Earp from the Rangers; his basic stats wrote "10 Hr." but when we are playing with him into a season, at 30 games, Earp beat it already. I'm making a link with Earp because he has exactly the same hitting posture but not the same stats. (Earp has, as I remember, 6 Bat & 7 Power, something like this) Harlem is my personal favorites hitters from the Yankees; I'm always looking forward to hit others home runs! Now, as the season goes, he will almost reach 75 Hr. Powerful hitter!

Plans

To sum up you my situation regarding what I am planning to do with that game and this blog, here is : I want to do the most 78-games seasons with the most teams and I will use this space as my "journal" of everything related to my project; consisting of stats, resumés of particulars games, thoughts about player or situation, etc.

There is 26 teams in the game and I doubt that I will be able, in my whole life, to complete a season with each of them. This is why I will spot some teams to play with firstly. I know that I will do at least those teams : Rangers, Giants, Yankees, White Sox, Athletics, Angels, Mariners, Rookies, Blue Jays. Right now, as a "warm up", I am playing a 162-games season with the Yankees and I am at my 50th games.

GO YANKS GO!

Introduction

I'm so obsessed, now, with that game. I felt on it last month and it opened me a whole bunch of old souvenirs. I played so much at that game, back in the days... I started it in the last months and I was stunned because almost every player's name remembered me something special deep in my kid life. I played baseball personally for about 8 years in the 90's. Before I felt in love with that game, who came out in 1994, I was a fan of the Baseball Star series on the NES. That game was a mess.; the customizing team mode, the cash you can earn when your team wins season's games, the "cartoon" looking of the players, the Superstar Team, the way you can stole an home run and then able to fall outside of the field, after the catch. (!!!) But when Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball came out, it was THE game every baseball player like me played before and after our "real" baseball game.

I remember calling my friend at 8am (I were 9 or 10 so we woke up early back in those days) and playing until his mother shout "go outside, it's shiny and I won't let you play SNES for the whole afternoon". And when we came outside, we were playing baseball by imitating the hitter's motion from various famous players from the game. I think about Conrad, Ernest, Faulkner, Josh, Mulin, Williams, etc. (because at that time, our season was with the Athletics and with the White Sox) Things I really liked but not restricted to is : the cartoonish hitter's look (those giant arms, or those little skinny legs), the amazing control and catching style that every fielders can made, the voice "Stttttriiiiiike!", the pumping in-game music, the fast general playing style (15 min-game style), the distance of the home runs, the ability to rename as you want every player's name and that green field. In all my career playing, I heard that in-game songs for about thousands and thousands hours. I can't get rid of it. Most of my play time, at this time in my life, was in the 90's with that friend. Consisting seasons with the Athletics, the White Sox (my only 162-games season completed without loosing data) and the Rangers. I remember trying to complete the 162-games season, but each time, something went wrong and the data reseted. (maybe because the cartridge was so much traveled from home to home...) One time, we reached the fact that every fuckin' player's name (National and American) was renamed with the REAL equivalent player. But, like each time we tried to finish a 162-games season, all the data was removed again. I remember my friend seeing that on the screen, taking the 2 controllers away, pitching them against the wall 10 times, until the 2 controllers broke. (he wasn't able to control himself by breaking only one controller...) So, by the year 1998, I entered secondary school and forgot all those moments (and my friend, by the way)... until LAST MONTH.

Since then, I am playing at this game in season and it is fuckin' awesome. More awesome then it was back in the days. I begun to search on the web, googlin' and youtubin' and I was surprised that there were no further information about this game. It was into the comments from the only 3 "videos" of the game that I found out that I wasn't the only person who like this game as hell. I wanted to share the things I know about it. I will post here some screenshots of my lineups, miscellaneous videos, stats and all others stuff related to the game. If you fall here because you are too a fan of that game, put comments!



Welcome to my Ken Griffey Jr. Presents MLB's blog!






p.s. as you can see/read, my English is not perfect, my doubt; it's my second language. I started to blog it in English because I wanted to reach the most people possible.