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So before we get into 2005, there's something I need to bring up about MVP Baseball 2004, a game that is turning out to be a problem child. I've noticed a discrepancy in the stats, for example, at the end of the the 2005 season MVP Baseball 2004 has Mark Prior at 831.0 IP. But if we look at the actual numbers it doesn't add up. He had 328.0 IP in his two season previous to 2004. In 2004 he had 217.2 IP and in 2005 he had 228.1 IP. All of which adds up to 774.0 IP, which leave

Very quickly just to explain the structure of this: I will have a write up for each year, and break down the progress of both the team and Wood and Prior on a month-to-month basis. Then, finishing each with a quick recap of the season. It's also worth noting that MVP Baseball 2004 doesn't really have a fatigue system outside the pitchers so in most cases it will be very common to have players playing 162 games a season. It's simulation engine also seems to struggle with balan

A few weeks back I pondered a simple question: Then a realization dawned on me, I have the means to make this happen! (at least digitally..) The fantastic baseball sim Out of the Park lets you travel back in time and play any historical season from the history of baseball. I've done this in my free time with the 2001 Cubs, rewriting history, getting Steve Bartman rightfully off the hook for game 6 of the NLCS, and winning the World Series in 2001. So why not do the same for t