retired_tye1234

Just curious to see if any Llamas have played Out Of The Park Baseball. Since being deposited in yankeeland 3 years ago I have sort of started following Baseball IRL but am definitely not a diehard fan… Having said that I am of to see the Yankees V’s the Red Sox next Thursday.

retired_sara maria

I've played earlier versions and found it quite addicting even though I don't much care for baseball. Very, very speedy processing (I suspect SI have ****ed that up now. ). Minor league systems made youth stuff interesting and drafts were always fun. Scouting reports were interesting, but I don't recall "scouting" unknown quantities and such, pretty much all the players had a scout report *

It had a nice interface and all in all, was very playable. Don't remember a "llama" method available, but I could be wrong**

*that could be complete rubbish, memory isn't very good.
** as is often the case.

retired_tye1234

Excellent, well the demo is available on June 7th so I'll give that a go...

I suppose the llams method will be to pick anyone except The Yankees or the Red Sox and then "Play the game as SI intended"

This game I am seeing next week is onlu my second ever game of baseball, last year was a Yankees Red Sox game also!!!

Last time we were out in right field and the crowd knew the lyrics to only one song…

Damon… Damon… Damon … You Suck

My better half informed me that the chant this time will be


Damon… Damon… Damon … You Rock….(Because he is now a Yankee)

Seriously after about 10 minutes it gets a bit much… I wonder if I could teach them the words to “You’ll never walk alone”?

retired_nahed

Big baseball fan here. I see s couple games a year of my beloved Cleveland Indians.....The Newcastle of the American League/ Sometimes get close. ALways have a couple of interesting players, but always break your heart in the end.

If you are looking for singing at sporting events on this side of the Atlantic, you need to take in a major college football game. Schools like Ohio State have an atmosphere that is like any of the bitter derbys of the EPL. The Ohio State-Michigan is like an Auld Firm match, except its only once a year and 80% of the time has a bearing on the conference (if not national) championship.