$14.99CUSTOM PENNANT BASEBALL
Run a fictional baseball club across many seasons as general manager. You draft prospects, train them, set lineups and haggle over contracts, then watch the simulated games and live with the results. For anyone who likes building the team more than swinging the bat.
Is CUSTOM PENNANT BASEBALL worth it?
CUSTOM PENNANT BASEBALL is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning over many seasons
- you enjoy drafts, scouting reports and contract math
- you want to watch simulated games play out from the office
- you like tweaking leagues, teams and rules to taste
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Turn discoveries into championship players
You read scouting reports, weigh current ability against potential, and hunt for hidden prospects.
Development is a choice, not a waiting room. Players grow through training and games, and you pick branches that raise ratings and special abilities. Keep an eye on fatigue and fielding suitability, shuffle the batting order and bullpen, and watch a teenager turn into the name in the career records.
Watch every pitch, touch nothing
You do not control the players. You set the roster, rotation, lineup and defensive positions, then follow the match viewer pitch by pitch: field, score, batter and pitcher, pitch info and play log.
Step forward one pitch or one plate appearance at a time, or change the playback speed when a blowout needs fast-forwarding. There is a spectator mode for pure watching, and you can automate selected duties so you spend your time on recruitment, contracts, or staring at the standings.
Anything else to know before signing?
What do you manage besides the players?
The money around them. You balance salaries against sponsorships, broadcasting rights, stadium investment and town facilities, deciding how much goes to winning now and how much to future income. You also hire managers and coaches and handle their contracts.
Can you change the league itself?
Yes. Custom leagues and Commissioner Mode let you edit clubs, players and league rules, including team counts, number of games and the designated hitter rule. You can also customize names, logos and player images.
How do you learn the controls?
A secretary-led tutorial walks you through the screens, which were redesigned for version 2 across home, roster, lineup, pitching, development, recruitment and business.
