Statis Pro Baseball: Difference between revisions

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Much like a real game, a game of Statis Pro Baseball would begin by choosing teams, pitchers,

and [[line-up]]s. This could be done with two players, each managing a different team, or with

and [[Batting order (baseball)|line-ups]]. This could be done with two players, each managing a different team, or with

one player managing both. In order to simulate a real season, each player card indicated which

positions a players was allowed to play, and for how many games during a full season (e.g., a

card might indicate a player could play 100 games at [[shortstop]], 30 games at [[third base]],

and 10 games at [[catcher]]; similarly, a pitcher might indicate 10 games as a [[starter]], and

and 10 games at [[catcher]]; similarly, a pitcher might indicate 10 games as a [[starting pitcher|starter]], and

25 as a [[reliever]]).

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Though an entire game could be played as described above, Statis Pro had a number of advanced

features to simulate managerial/coaching decisions such as [[~~bunting~~]], [[base-stealing]], hitting-and-running, taking extra bases, playing the infield in, etc. In most cases, these would be done by the manager of the hitting team announcing a decision before the draw of a PB number for a new batter.

features to simulate managerial/coaching decisions such as [[bunt (baseball)|bunt]]ing, [[base-stealing]], hitting-and-running, taking extra bases, playing the infield in, etc. In most cases, these would be done by the manager of the hitting team announcing a decision before the draw of a PB number for a new batter.

In order to steal a base, for example, the manager would announce which runner was stealing. A

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 Much like a real game, a game of Statis Pro Baseball would begin by choosing teams, pitchers,
-and [[line-up]]s.  This could be done with two players, each managing a different team, or with
+and [[Batting order (baseball)|line-ups]].  This could be done with two players, each managing a different team, or with
 one player managing both.  In order to simulate a real season, each player card indicated which
 positions a players was allowed to play, and for how many games during a full season (e.g., a
 card might indicate a player could play 100 games at [[shortstop]], 30 games at [[third base]],
-and 10 games at [[catcher]]; similarly, a pitcher might indicate 10 games as a [[starter]], and
+and 10 games at [[catcher]]; similarly, a pitcher might indicate 10 games as a [[starting pitcher|starter]], and
 as a [[reliever]]).
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 Though an entire game could be played as described above, Statis Pro had a number of advanced
-features to simulate managerial/coaching decisions such as [[bunting]], [[base-stealing]], hitting-and-running, taking extra bases, playing the infield in, etc.  In most cases, these would be done by the manager of the hitting team announcing a decision before the draw of a PB number for a new batter.
+features to simulate managerial/coaching decisions such as [[bunt (baseball)|bunt]]ing, [[base-stealing]], hitting-and-running, taking extra bases, playing the infield in, etc.  In most cases, these would be done by the manager of the hitting team announcing a decision before the draw of a PB number for a new batter.
 In order to steal a base, for example, the manager would announce which runner was stealing.  A

Statis Pro Baseball: Difference between revisions

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