OMG the Game!!!!! We grew up on that game!! We even ordered the old players. This Game saved my childhood. I want it!!

Had so much fun playing this game with my friends around 1970-1973, then switched to Strat-O-Matic. Wish I had the players stats I used to keep. Great to see the whole game setup again. Loads of fun memories.

I got one these back in the 80's and I still have it , I'm gonna have to take it out and take trip down memory lane one these days , thought the player disks are from players from the 70's and 80's it's still a fun game to play on a rainy when you're bored and can't play with your video games if it's storming . Thanks for posting this ! :-)

May have been a little before my time. But, always happy to see baseball board games.

loved this game growing up! My dad actually did this with APBA long before this game existed. And later Pursue the Pennant came along.

Played this game on many a rainy summer day. Not sure which version I played, but it had players like bobby grich, Jeremy remy, & Gorman Thomas as some surely version-specific guys.

Had this game as a kid in the 50s! Boy, does this bring back childhood memories!

I had the 1965 version and we LOVED it! Are fingers got sore from using that spinner! Thanks for posting!

Nice! I had completely forgotten I had this game. Recognized the graphics immediately. I think my parents bought me this at Benny's in Raynham Mass summer of 1970. This 9 year old had so much fun playing this unit I graduated to Statis Pro Baseball a couple of years later.

Great game played alot, im back at making cards, see some of them on my vid if time affords. An older bud had the cutout card version which dates to the 40s

good old days...

Wow! thats a well designed game. Would love to play it one day.

I have several of these games. I have one from the late 70's, 1989, and one from the mid 2000s. You can buy some of these games on Ebay. Plus, there is a fellow out there that makes these discs and are available for sale. He has many players and teams. The good thing about his disks is that they have the player's lifetime stats on them so it is easier to determine your lineup.

My neighborhood was led by 4 baseball freaks. (Think the Sandlot) we had some great players and summer as multiple it real games , wiffleball and finally All Star Baseball !! We hadleagues amd kep ste stats and boxscores for all !! For Cadeco All star baseball we drafted 4 teams and player 81 game seasons. I had the pirates (all Pirates of former Buccos we on My team, then we filled out or 20 batter roster. Add 12 pitchers in our draft) later we found you could order nearly whole seasons and we all would play 162 games full seasons for our actual teams. Getting together for games bereeen our teams . The other ganes where honor rule games we could play alone. The g a mes we got together for were Pittsburgh Cleveland The Yankees and the Reds. Great times. These games were from like 73 to 80 then off to Collegethought i still played on my own duribg summer throughout college. And yes i kept playing competitive basball and later softball throughout college and then as a grown ass man till i was 47. Hahaha

Holy crap I loved that game played all the time

Yeah,my brother and I used to play SOM basketball like maniacs.We went through hundreds of pieces of notebook paper.

I am going to buy this game for my grandson who is 6. I want to teach him how to play baseball. I grew up with Pennant Race by Sports Illustrated, but this was from that era too. Now, I am into Strat-O-Matic baseball and basketball...

got this game in 1973 we played all the time and got it again in 1975

@TheAcarch2 It's the best! My dad bought this used in the '80s, with upgraded player-discs. I've lost most of the pieces.

My best friend Tony Curtis( No not the actor) and I played this game for years if we weren't playing on the field we were playing on this game. It was an awesome game, there is no way to factor in the pitcher but we didn't care about stinking pitchers anyway! Lol Great game for offense heads Ruth hit at least 1 HR a game. The other game we loved was Quarterback football, where you could pick your QB and each select a play that used a little light for the results on the field. The screen would pretty much always work heh.I am back playing strat again and what else doing a greatest team ever tournament.

I has a version of this game when it was just 8 hitting results : 1-4 were hits 5,6 were fielding outs 7,8 were walks and strikeouts...i remember ralph garr has a ton of hits...could mine been from 1974?

Played this game religiously an we kept stats...Ron Santo was the best player because he had an extra 7..which was a single

The only place you can buy it is eBay. However, there is a group on Yahoo that made player discs.

Very nice video of a decent game. But I prefer the more detailed, more individualized data of Strat-O-Matic baseball. Thanks again. ;)

This is the game that led to a lot of sabremetricians getting interested in chance percentages. Of course, the pitching percentages in other games made this one obsolete.

I remember Nate Colbert's disc as being full of nothing but 1s and 10s....mostly 10s.

Joe Morgan walked not a hit number 9 lol. Me and my brother who was 4 years older would get this game from like 1970 to 1977 and we would write a letter to the company telling them we DID NOT get any of the score sheets and of course we did but they would always send us any parts we claimed we didn't get- I loved this game and played it by myself and kept all the games in a note book i still have liked it better then STRAT O MADIK

You have a 1970 version...just to let you know.

One minor correction. Joe Morgan did the Hit and Run play so he was out and you should have removed his disk.

Joe Morgan spun a 9. Which was a walk

Before Strat-o-matic right?