Finally Did It

[bb9]

I just finished the World Series playing every game throughout the season with both the Indians and Brewers. This was made possible by covid. I've never finished a complete season in a baseball game.

Indians defeated the Brewers in 7 games. I probably played one level below where I should have. Yelich and Lindor were both in the 80s in HR. Yelich won the triple crown.

Late in the season, two "little things" happened the first and only time I had seen them. Roberto Perez had the bat go flying on a swing and miss. Eric Sogard dropped a ball on a transfer turning a double play.

It was a fun, but very tiring experience. Kudos to the Show on the best baseball game to date!

[Caulfield]

Quote: Originally Posted by bb9

I just finished the World Series playing every game throughout the season with both the Indians and Brewers. This was made possible by covid. I've never finished a complete season in a baseball game. Indians defeated the Brewers in 7 games. I probably played one level below where I should have. Yelich and Lindor were both in the 80s in HR. Yelich won the triple crown. Late in the season, two "little things" happened the first and only time I had seen them. Roberto Perez had the bat go flying on a swing and miss. Eric Sogard dropped a ball on a transfer turning a double play. It was a fun, but very tiring experience. Kudos to the Show on the best baseball game to date!

how did you go about playing the WS? I've played as multiple teams in a season a few times over the years and I've often thought how I'd play the WS if both my teams went all the way. I've gone back and and forth on this a lot and while it probably makes more sense to play as the home team, I really think I might enjoy more playing as the road team

oh, and congratulations, definitely an energy drainer, even w/o taking the postseason into account

[decga]

Quote: Originally Posted by bb9

I just finished the World Series playing every game throughout the season with both the Indians and Brewers. This was made possible by covid. I've never finished a complete season in a baseball game. Indians defeated the Brewers in 7 games. I probably played one level below where I should have. Yelich and Lindor were both in the 80s in HR. Yelich won the triple crown. Late in the season, two "little things" happened the first and only time I had seen them. Roberto Perez had the bat go flying on a swing and miss. Eric Sogard dropped a ball on a transfer turning a double play. It was a fun, but very tiring experience. Kudos to the Show on the best baseball game to date!

I can dig it! I just didn't make it to the playoffs. Lost in Game 163! Congrats!

[bb9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Caulfield

how did you go about playing the WS? I've played as multiple teams in a season a few times over the years and I've often thought how I'd play the WS if both my teams went all the way. I've gone back and and forth on this a lot and while it probably makes more sense to play as the home team, I really think I might enjoy more playing as the road team oh, and congratulations, definitely an energy drainer, even w/o taking the postseason into account

I wasn't sure how I wanted to do it. I wish I could have done manager mode for both sides. I ended up playing every other game (kind of) with each team. I played with the Indians in game 7 because they had home field advantage.