Tradition Sports Online

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This was a joint effort by myself and Ryty. I did the easy work of selecting the teams, he did all the hard work in putting the players into The Show and simulating/recording the game itself, so give 90%, if not more, of the credit to him for this being so awesome.

Here are your teams:

WL:

C: Vince Robinson (ANA)
1B: Juan Flores (CHN)
2B: Juan Zuniga (OAK)
SS: Armando Perez (CHN)
3B: Peter Greenhill (ARI)
LF: Ed Pruitt (KC)
CF: Jamie Ames (MIN)
RF: Jesse Dougherty (SD)
DH: 1B Jorge Martinez (TEX)

SP: Fred Barron (TEX)

Reserve Bats:
C: Sean Bailey (MIN)
C: Miguel Angel Zambrano (SD)
INF: Dan Heller (LA)
INF: Max Huddlestone (CHW)
INF: Bob Adams (STL)
Corner: Eric Trem (COL)
Middle: Jamie West (SEA)
OF: Vaughn Nance (CHW)
OF: Tsuramatsu Hori (CHN)
OF: Vincent Sherman (TEX)
OF: Dale Doyle (CHW)

Reserve Arms:

SP: Jose Correa (KC)
SP: Tim Price (CHN)
SP: John Shaw (CHN)
SP: Brad Barry (LA)
P: Rocky Robinson (OAK)
P: Andy Bowers (CHN)
P: Dave Houston (HOU)
P:...

Out of the Park Baseball 15 was, without question, the most realistic sports simulation game I had ever come across. Despite that, if I had one complaint about the masterpiece that was/is OOTP 15, it’s that it wasn’t quite real enough.

As the type of self-proclaimed sports nerd that this franchise was meant to appeal to, the previous lack of MLB licensing stuck out like a sore thumb. That’s the thing about the OOTP series – it’s so good that it’s entirely possible to hold it to this type of standard. The addictive emphasis on team building, the implementation of real-life MLB transaction rules and procedures, the thrill of watching players enter your system as prospects and progress right before your very eyes – it’s all here and as seamless as ever.

Now, however, the all-new Out of the Park Baseball 16 has added the style to match its substance. An MLB.com license adds all 30 MLB team logos and jerseys, over 150 Minor League Baseball team logos and jerseys, and historical club...

CAN THE BROWNS REPEAT?
---Of course coming off the dominant performance the Browns Ryty put on their run to winning HK Season 3, the Browns decided to trade their all-world RB Schon Moorehouse to the Kansas City Chiefs. The question now remains is who made who? Moorehouse is a once in a lifetime type talent, the type of back that can put him among the immortal greats like Emmitt Smith, Barry Sanders, Jim Brown and Walter Payton. But was he a product of being behind one of the more dominant offensive lines in recent memory? Apparently with Moorehouse asking for a ton of money, the Browns decided to trade him away, figuring that almost anyone can run behind this line. And while that maybe true, the myth of Moorehouse was the fact that he was very durable, and a speedy powerful back, the football LeBron James. Behind this dominant offensive line, or Moorehouse, or even this great Browns defense, can they get back to the mountain top?

MOOREHOUSE...