Product Information • For the first time since 1995, EA SPORTS introduces a new baseball franchise to home consoles and personal computers, one designed to be more realistic than past offerings in the Triple Play Baseball series. The batter-pitcher interface has been revamped to accommodate more strategic play. On the mound, players need to worry about velocity and the release point of each pitch; at the plate, players must decide on the type of swing based on the count and runner situation.

Once contact is made, a picture-in-picture window will show the runner on base so players can see what's happening around them at all times. At the heart of the game is a franchise mode where players can draft rookies, manage injuries, negotiate contracts, and hire or fire coaching staff. San Francisco Giants announcer Duane Kuiper handles the play-by-play with color analysis by Mike Krukow. Design input and advice on gameplay was sought from such big leaguers as Tim Hudson, Trot Nixon, and Torii Hunter.

A far cry from Triple Play 2002 Graphics and game play have improved 100%. Players look more real.

View and Download GAMES MICROSOFT XBOX INSIDE PITCH 2003 manual online. INSIDE PITCH 2003 pdf manual download.

Cut scenes look more real. There's more control over running the bases. Picture in picture baserunning is pretty cool. Hitter's hot and cold zones are a good addition. Commentary is OK but if you're looking for a baseball game that's not outrageously hard, but great fun, this is a good game.

This game will get your feet wet for the next couple of years worth of baseball games. EA did a great job on this version. If only all games could come so far in just 1 year! The game is on mvp baseball 2003 is the best. You can play as any team in single game home run derby season or franchise.

You can play as players like omar vizquel barry bonds fred migriff alfonso soriano eric chavez karim garica roy halliday roy oswalt craig biggio and much more players. This game has alot of guys on it that are now retired. Jay peyton and karim garica jacques jones alfonso soriano albert pujloius and erick chavez. This game is great especially you get to know the players even the ones you never had heard of. I suggest this game to anyone end of story.

Hope this helps. 7577655mike •.

• Fang, Ken (23 October 2012).. Fang's Bites. Retrieved 22 October 2012. • Yoder, Matt (31 October 2012).. Retrieved 22 October 2012. • ^ McElroy, Tom (October 30, 2010)..

Associated Press. Retrieved October 30, 2010. Fang's Bites. October 27, 2010. Archived from on February 3, 2011.

ESPN America. October 27, 2010. Retrieved October 27, 2010. Sports Media Watch.

November 2, 2010. Pro Football Weekly. November 1, 2010.

Archived from on July 15, 2011. • Seidman, Robert (October 18, 2011)..

TV by the Numbers. Fang's Bites. October 27, 2011.

Archived from on February 3, 2011. A Rouge's Point.

October 19, 2012. Associated Press. October 29, 2012. Retrieved October 30, 2012. March 27, 2013.

Retrieved October 16, 2013. • Hampp, Andrew; Letkemann, Jessica (October 11, 2013)... Retrieved October 17, 2013. Live Sports Media News. October 18, 2014.

Retrieved October 27, 2014. Retrieved October 22, 2014. • • Bryan Hoch; Mark Newman (October 27, 2015)..

Major League Baseball Advanced Media, LP. Retrieved October 28, 2015. Retrieved October 30, 2016. Bell Media Press Room (in French). October 24, 2016. Retrieved October 29, 2016. October 26, 2016.

Retrieved October 26, 2016. Retrieved October 26, 2016. The Futon Critic. September 19, 2010. Retrieved October 31, 2016. • Flint, Joe (November 3, 2016).. The Wall Street Journal.

Retrieved November 3, 2016. • O'Connell, Michael (November 3, 2016).. The Hollywood Reporter.

Retrieved November 3, 2016. • ^ Major League Baseball on Fox: Game 1 of the 2004 World Series (television). October 23, 2004. Sports Illustrated. Associated Press. Retrieved 2009-06-28. Web Citation.org (Originally from ).

From the original on 2009-07-22. Retrieved 2009-06-28. • Caesar, Dan (2004-10-27)..

Access my library.com (Originally from St. Louis Post-Dispatch). From the original on 2009-07-22. Retrieved 2009-06-28. From the original on 2009-07-22.

Retrieved 2009-06-28. • Martzke, Rudy (2004-10-28).. Retrieved 2009-06-28. October 27, 2006. World Series. From the original on 14 September 2008.

Retrieved 2008-09-16. October 23, 2008. • Bloom, Barry M. Retrieved 2008-10-25. • Bloom, Barry M. Retrieved 2008-10-28.

Retrieved 2008-10-16. • Newman, Mark (October 30, 2009).... Retrieved November 2, 2009. TV By the Numbers.

October 29, 2009. Retrieved January 6, 2010. • (Press release).. October 28, 2009.

Retrieved February 24, 2011. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10.

Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10.

Retrieved 2010-10-10. • 'Jays' pitchers get plenty of batting advice'. Hamilton Spectator. October 20, 1993. • Hooper, Ernest (July 21, 1995).

'Series to be split by NBC and ABC Series: TV / RADIO; Fanfare'. Petersburg Times. • on • on • Taaffe, William (October 31, 1988).. Sports Illustrated.

• on • Taaffe, William (November 2, 1987).. Sports Illustrated. • ^ Lidz, Franz (February 15, 1988)..

Sports Illustrated. • Myslenski, Skip (October 17, 1986).

Chicago Tribune. New York Times. October 10, 1985. • on • Henniger, Paul (October 6, 1984). 'PADRES PROLONG THE FANS' PLEASURE'. Los Angeles Times.

• on • on • Craig, Jack (October 17, 1982). 'SPORTVIEW / JACK CRAIG; BASEBALL PLAYOFFS SHOW THREE CAN BE COMPANY'. Boston Globe. • (October 14, 1982). 'FOG CREEPS IN ON KAAT'S FEAT'. Boston Globe.

• Whiteside, Larry (October 15, 1982). 'WORLD SERIES NOTEBOOK; INDIANS HUNTING FOR MARTIN'. Boston Globe.

• on • on • on • Johnson, William Oscar (November 10, 1980).. Sports Illustrated. Baseball Almanac. Retrieved 2010-01-31.

• Ribowsky, Mark (12 November 2011).. Retrieved 19 April 2013. Sports Media Watch. October 31, 2009. • • ^ Lopresti, Mike (2008-10-08).. Retrieved 2009-03-25.

• Miller, Stuart (March 1991). 'Memories of Eight Great Moments in Baseball History'. Baseball Digest. Lakeside Publishing Co. • Palmer; Maimon, Jim; Alan. Triumph Books LLC.

• 2012-11-05 at the. Retrieved September 11, 2009. Baseball Almanac. Retrieved 2 November 2011. • on • on • Verducci, Tom (October 21, 2015).. Sports Illustrated.

• on • on • on •. Classic Sports TV and Media.

17 September 2013. Retrieved 29 November 2013. • Shea, Stuart.. • Maril, David (October 31, 2009).. Enterprise News. Classic Sports TV & Media.

10 October 2012. Retrieved 11 October 2012. • on • on • Halberstam, David J. (October 24, 2016).. Awful Announcing. • ^ (September 24, 2010)...

Retrieved 2010-09-24. • Borelli, Stephen (2005). How About That!: The Life of Mel Allen. Sports Publishing LLC.

• Smith, Curt (2007). The Voice: Mel Allen's Untold Story. Lyons Press.. • ^ Smith, Curt (2005). Voices of Summer: Ranking Baseball's 101 All-Time Best Announcers. Carroll and Graf..

• ^ Adams, Val (October 1, 1959). 'SACCO, VANZETTI TO BE TV DRAMA'. New York Times. • Smith, Cecil (October 1, 1959). 'Bing Spectacular a Problem Solver'. Los Angeles Times.

• 'NO TICKETS? FANS SEE GAME ON COLOR TV'. Chicago Tribune.

October 2, 1959. • Page, Don (October 4, 1958).

Los Angeles Times. • 'TV Cameras Continue Superb in Milwaukee'. Christian Science Monitor. Associated Press. October 8, 1957. • United Press (October 2, 1957). 'Facts and Figures On World Series'.

Hartford Courant. • 'Timing Schedule For World Series'.

Christian Science Monitor. Associated Press. October 2, 1956. • 'Lemon Faces Maglie In Series Opener'.

Hartford Courant. Associated Press.

September 29, 1954. • Remenih, Anton (October 3, 1953). 'DANNY THOMAS MAKES A HIT IN NEW TV SERIES'. Chicago Tribune. • 'NBC Again to Telecast World Series Contests'.

Chicago Tribune. September 19, 1952. • Gould, Jack (October 12, 1952). 'TELEVISION IN REVIEW; Interim Report on Some Of Season's New Shows'. New York Times. • 'Radio-TV Notes'.

New York Times. October 4, 1951. • 'Facts and Figures On World Series'.

Christian Science Monitor. October 4, 1950. • Wolters, Larry (September 16, 1950).

'TELEVISION ALL SET TO HIT LINE FOR GRID FANS'. Chicago Tribune. • ^ Wolters, Larry (October 1, 1950). 'TELEVISION COMES OF AGE AND STARS FLOCK TO SIGN UP'.

Chicago Tribune. • Wolters, Larry (October 5, 1950). 'TV STRIKES OUT ON TWO INNINGS OF WORLD SERIES'. Chicago Tribune. • 'Coast-to-Coast TV Lights Up For San Francisco Parley'. Christian Science Monitor. Associated Press.

September 4, 1951. • ^ Dodd, Mike (October 27, 2008).. • Wolters, Larry (September 16, 1951). 'TELEVISION SET FOR A BOMBING SEASON'. Chicago Tribune. • 'COAST-TO-COAST TV CARRIES PLAY-OFF'.

New York Times. October 2, 1951. • Adams, Val (September 27, 1955).

'DUROCHER MEETS WITH NBC ON JOB'. New York Times.

• Crosby, John (October 5, 1955). 'Series In Color Lacked Black And White's Clarity'. Hartford Courant. Engineering and Technology History Wiki. • Kensil, Jim (September 29, 1957).

'Yankee Stadium Series Games To Be Televised Via Color'. Sarasota Herald-Tribune.

• Kensil, Jim (September 28, 1958). 'It's World Series Week Wherever You Can Tune In Radio, Television'. Sarasota Herald-Tribune. • Smith, Curt (2007).. The Lyons Press. • 'Mel Allen, Red Barber Named As Broadcasters'. The Hartford Courant.

October 5, 1949. • 'Radio and Television'.

New York Times. October 8, 1948. • Wolters, Larry (October 6, 1948). 'CHICAGO TO SEE SERIES GAMES FROM CLEVELAND'. Chicago Tribune. • Saunders, Dusty (October 1, 2001). 'TV BUFFET: BONDS, BOATS, BRONCOS'.

Rocky Mountain News. • Moore, Barbara; Bensman, Marvin R.. Westport, Ct.: Praeger Publishers. NBC Sports History Page. • Lewis, David L. Detroit: Wayne State University Press. • Stewart, B.W.

(October 5, 1947). 'BASEBALL ON VIDEO; Television, Despite Some Handicaps, Scores in World Series Coverage'. New York Times. • Shea, Stuart.. • 'Will Carry Series on 5 Networks'.

Schenectady Gazette. Associated Press. September 24, 1948. • Wolters, Larry (September 24, 1948).

'All Chains Get Offer on Series TV'. Chicago Tribune. • Buttefield, C.E. (September 19, 1949).

'World Series Via Video Destined for 45 Stations'. Petersburg Independent. Associated Press.

• Drebinger, John (October 5, 1949). 'Reynolds to Face Newcombe (Maybe) in Opener of Series Today'. New York Times. • Moore, Jack.. The Hardball Times.

• Schulman, Henry (November 9, 2010).. San Francisco Chronicle. • Smith, Matt (October 27, 2010)..

Retrieved October 18, 2011. Fang's Bites. October 18, 2011.

Archived from on April 8, 2012. • Horn, Barry (October 28, 2011)..

Dallas Morning News. Wwe Summerslam 2008 Theme Song Download. Archived from on October 29, 2011. October 17, 2011.

• Smith, Matt (October 19, 2011).. • Nagle, Dave (October 17, 2014).. ESPN MediaZone. Retrieved October 22, 2014.

• Blomster, Brian (October 21, 2014).. The Sacramento Bee. • Suellentrop, Paul (October 21, 2014)..

The Wichita Eagle. Retrieved October 28, 2015. Awful Announcing. Retrieved October 31, 2015. Retrieved October 31, 2015. Retrieved October 31, 2015. • Stephen, Eric (October 22, 2016)..

Retrieved October 25, 2016. • Skarka, Michael (October 24, 2016).

(Press release). ESPN MediaZone.

• Lucia, Joe (October 25, 2016).. Awful Announcing. • Kane, Dan (October 26, 2016)..

The Repository. • ^ Zipay, Steve (October 26, 2000)... • Sandomir, Richard (October 20, 2000)... Retrieved 2008-10-26. • ^ Sandomir, Richard (October 30, 2008)..

New York Times. Retrieved 14 October 2010. • ^, pp. 169–173 • Hayes, Marcus (November 4, 2009)... Retrieved February 24, 2011. October 28, 2009.

Retrieved February 24, 2011. October 28, 2009.

Retrieved February 24, 2011. • (Press release). Via xmradio.com.

October 7, 2009. Archived from on July 20, 2011. Retrieved February 24, 2011. • Stewart, Larry (October 10, 1997). 'SPORTS WEEKEND; What's Up Next for UCLA--TV Land?' Los Angeles Times.

• ^ Stewart, Larry (October 17, 1997). 'SPORTS WEEKEND; With Scully and Torborg, Less Is More'. Los Angeles Times. • Sandomir, Richard (October 19, 1996)..

New York Times. • Doyle, Paul (October 17, 1996). 'TORBORG IS FIRST IN LINE DUQUETTE TRIMS LIST FOR SOX MANAGER'. Hartford Courant. • Kent, Milton (October 18, 1996).

'Fox hopes first Series coverage opens up world of possibilities'. Baltimore Sun. • Nidetz, Steve (October 20, 1995). 'COSTAS ACHIEVES GOAL THAT MAY BE FLEETING'. Chicago Tribune.

• Sandomir, Richard (October 24, 1995).. New York Times. • Zipay, Steve (October 20, 1995). 'MEDIA / WORLD SERIES / Michaels Has Savior'. • Nidetz, Steve (October 15, 1993). ' '94 PLAYOFF COVERAGE WILL `STAGGER' FANS'. Chicago Tribune.

Now 85 Free Album Download Zip on this page. • Quindt, Fritz (October 15, 1993). 'Let's remember baseball on CBS for what it wasn't'. San Diego Union-Tribune. • ^ Stewart, Larry (October 2, 1992).

'The George & Ken Show Is Historic'. Los Angeles Times. • ^ Stewart, Larry (October 28, 1991). 'BASEBALL DAILY REPORT WORLD SERIES Leibrandt Not Talking About Game 6'. Los Angeles Times. • Baker, Jim (October 8, 1991). 'Playoff markets no bargain for CBS'.

Boston Herald. • Stewart, Larry (October 5, 1990). 'No Errors for CBS After ESPN's Big Blunder in Boston'. Los Angeles Times. • Martzke, Rudy (October 16, 1990).

'CBS passes playoff test, but hardest work is ahead'. • Stewart, Larry (October 12, 1990). 'Clippers Wait Till Late but Finally Get a Good Ticket'. Los Angeles Times. • (July 29, 2009).. Los Angeles Times.

Retrieved 27 August 2010. • ^ Martzke, Rudy (October 12, 1989). 'ABC is complimentary but ready to outdo NBC'. • Fischer, Roger (October 14, 1988).

'Vin Scully: Series' man of the ire Series: sports on the air'. Petersburg Times. • on • Picking, Ken (October 21, 1988). 'Media, oddsmakers marvel at the astonishing Dodgers'. • van Dyck, Dave (September 27, 1988). 'WHITE SOX BITS'.

Chicago Sun-Times. • ^ Stewart, Larry (October 16, 1987). 'ABC Hopes to Have Moments of Silence During World Series'. Los Angeles Times. • Myslenski, Skip (October 24, 1986). 'Hard to surpass Buck's tradition'.

Chicago Tribune. • Penner, Mike (October 19, 1986). 'THE WORLD SERIES'. Los Angeles Times.

• on • 'Musburger to work playoffs'. Dallas Morning News. Associated Press. September 15, 1984. • Stewart, Larry (September 30, 1983). Now Coming Off the Bench'. Los Angeles Times.

Reading Eagle. February 15, 1981. • Miller, Randy (2010). Harry the K: The Remarkable Life of Harry Kalas. Philadelphia: Running Press. • Craig, Jack (October 9, 1986).

'GOOD SHOW BY ABC'. Boston Globe. • 'THURSDAY'S NOTEBOOK'. Orlando Sentinel. October 24, 1986. • 'DEMPSEY LOOKING'.

Orlando Sentinel. October 25, 1986. • Deep, Gary (September 7, 1979). Chicago Tribune. • 'The Windup, the Pitch.' Los Angeles Times.

October 9, 1979. • Deeb, Gary (October 18, 1977). 'Series needs Scully, but gets ABC slobber'. Chicago Tribune. • Henniger, Paul (October 15, 1977).

'VIEWING SPORTS'. Los Angeles Times. • Deeb, Gary (September 21, 1976). 'Scully, Michaels both out in cold'. Chicago Tribune. • 'NBC Affiliate to Carry Series'. Los Angeles Times.

October 11, 1975. • Henniger, Paul (October 18, 1975). 'Best Series Is Not One Sided'. Los Angeles Times. • Deeb, Gary (October 21, 1975). 'Gowdy making Series really dull'. Chicago Tribune.

• on • Henninger, Paul (October 12, 1974). 'First Round in Highway Series'. Los Angeles Times. • 'Facts on World Series'. New York Times. October 11, 1970. • Dozer, Richard (October 10, 1979).

'CBS upsets Pirate, Oriole broadcasters'. Chicago Tribune. • Page, Don (October 12, 1968). ' 'On Your Marks' for the Olympics'.

Los Angeles Times. • 'Teams Named to Broadcast'. The Miami News. Associated Press. October 3, 1967.

• 'Garagiola and Rizzuto World Series Team'. Hartford Courant. Associated Press. October 7, 1964. • on • on • Smith, Cecil (October 4, 1961). 'THE TV SCENE---'. Los Angeles Times.

• Hand, Jack (October 5, 1960). 'Pirates Underdogs as Series Opens'. Associated Press. • Hand, Jack (October 12, 1960). 'Pirates Can Clinch Series Crown Today'. Associated Press.

• Herzog, Brad (October 19, 1998).. Sports Illustrated. • on • 'Armchair Fans Will See Series'.

Los Angeles Times. September 28, 1958.

NBC Sports History Page. • Ames, Walter (October 2, 1957). '39,000,000 Viewers Expected to Watch World Series Play'. Los Angeles Times. • United Press (September 28, 1955). 'Facts and Figures For Yankee Stadium'.

Hartford Courant. • Wolters, Larry (October 2, 1954). 'MUTUAL BEGINS OBSERVANCE OF 20TH BIRTHDAY'.

Chicago Tribune. • '9 MORE PROGRAMS DROPPED BY WOR-TV'. New York Times. September 30, 1952. • 'Yankees Favored Over Giants In Opener Of Baseball Classic; Reynolds Faces Koslo'. Hartford Courant.

Associated Press. October 4, 1951.

• Remenih, Anton (October 2, 1950). 'BIGGEST WORLD SERIES AUDIENCE ON AIR ASSURED'. Chicago Tribune. • 'Mutual Names 4 Series TV, Radio Announcers'.

Chicago Tribune. October 3, 1950. Retrieved 2010-10-10. Retrieved 2010-10-10. • United Press (October 6, 1948). 'World Series Facts'.

Hartford Courant. • 'Red Barber, Mel Allen To Announce Series'. Hartford Courant. September 19, 1947. • Wolters, Larry (October 3, 1945). 'WORLD SERIES TO BE HEARD ON MUTUAL AGAIN'.

Chicago Tribune. La Guardia Makes 1st Error of World Series'. Chicago Tribune.

October 2, 1941. • '357 stations to broadcast World Series'. Chicago Tribune. October 5, 1938. Retrieved 2010-10-10.

• Smith, Wifrid (October 5, 1938). 'A GOOD PLAY IS ONE THAT GAINS--TRUE OR FALSE?' Chicago Tribune. • 'SERIES TO BE BROADCAST; But With No Commercial Tie-Up, Baseball Loses $100,000'. New York Times. October 2, 1937. • Wolters, Larry (October 2, 1937).

'News of Radio'. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 2010-10-10. • Wolters, Larry (October 2, 1935). 'News of the Radio Stations'. Chicago Tribune. • Wolters, Larry (October 8, 1935).

'News of the Radio Stations'. Chicago Tribune. • Wolters, Larry (September 20, 1935). 'FORD AGAIN PAYS $100,000 TO PUT SERIES ON RADIO'. Chicago Tribune.

• 'WORLD'S SERIES ON RADIO; NBC and Columbia Chains Will Carry Accounts of Play'. New York Times. September 24, 1933. • Ranson, Jo (October 1, 1932). 'Radio Dial-Log'. Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

• 'THIRD SERIES GAME ON TWO RADIO CHAINS'. New York Times. October 5, 1931. • 'SERIES ON RADIO TODAY; Coast-to-Coast Broadcast to Go on Air at 1:15 PM'. New York Times. October 7, 1931.

• 'RADIO TO CARRY SERIES'. New York Times. October 1, 1931. • 'Through The Microphone'. Hartford Courant. October 1, 1930.

• ^ Patterson, Ted (2002).. Sports Publishing LLC. Retrieved 2008-09-27. • Smith, Curt (2005).. Carroll & Graf Publishers.

Retrieved 2008-09-27. • Bak, Richard (1998).. Wayne State University Press. Retrieved 2011-02-25. • Hall, Alvin L.. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company Publishers.

• 'WORLD'S SERIES GAMES BOOKED FOR RADIO'. New York Times. September 30, 1928. • Patterson, Ted.. Research Journals Archive.

American Sportscasters Online. • Hildebrandt, Chuck (September 1, 2016).. SABR Baseball and the Media Research Committee. • Federal Writers' Project (1939).. New York: Viking Press. • Saunders, Dusty (October 15, 1990).

'SCULLY TO DO SERIES ON CBS RADIO'. Rocky Mountain News. • 'FANS IN MONTREAL GET WIRELESS PHONE REPORT'. New York Times. October 6, 1921. • 'TO BROADCAST SERIES.; Newark and Schenectady Stations to Send Out Play by Play'.

New York Times. October 3, 1922. American Sportscasters Online. Raney, Jennings Bryant.. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. External links [ ] • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • – Times Union • • at • • • • • •. • New York City: (Yankees, –), (N.Y.

Giants, –; Brooklyn Dodgers, –; Mets, –; Yankees, –) • Los Angeles: (Dodgers, –), (Dodgers, –; Angels, –) • Chicago: (White Sox, –, –) • Philadelphia: (Phillies, –) • Dallas–Fort Worth: & (Texas Rangers, –) • San Francisco–Oakland: (Giants, –; Athletics, –), (Athletics, –) • Boston: (Red Sox, –) • Washington, D.C.: (Senators, –), (Nationals, –) • Houston: (Astros, –), (Astros, –, –) • Detroit: (Tigers, –; ) • Minneapolis–Saint Paul: (Twins, –, –), (Twins, –, –).