Microsoft Baseball 2001

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Microsoft Baseball 2001 is a baseball game made for the 2000 MLB season. It was one of the first "Baseball Mogul" games, which required players to act as general manager of an MLB franchise, forcing players to deal with realistic payroll constraints and city-related issues along the way. It was released by Microsoft and was somewhat popular, though the series has since been discontinued.

[edit] Players who do very well compared to real life when you simulate seasons

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Mo Vaughn (hits 40-50 homers, 50-70 homers on a good team or in Colorado)
Ken Griffey Jr. (hits 40-55 homers, 50-75 homers on a good team or in Colorado)
Nomar Garciaparra (hits .350 with 25-30 homers)
Pedro Martinez (ERA is usually in the 2-3 range)
Roger Clemens (ERA is usually 3-3.50 with lots of strikeouts)
Todd Walker (hits .300-.350 with 10-15 homer power)
Fred McGriff (hits above .300 with 30-40 homer power)
David Nilsson {hits .300 with 25-30 homer power)
Willie Greene (can hit 30-40 homers sometimes in a good offense)

[edit] Players who don't do as well compared to real life in Microsoft Baseball 2001

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