The game for the player who wants the ultimate
in the statistical representation of the game of baseball! No game goes as
deep with intermingling ACTUAL situational stats for both the batter and
pitcher. Here are some of the features of both BSB I and BSB II:
1) Batters have individual ratings for vs. left and vs. right in all categories!
2) Batters are rated in seven categories for hitting in scoring position!
3) Pitchers are rated separately for vs. left and vs. right! You'll see the difference between facing a dominant lefty and a finesse lefty!
4) All pitchers are rated for runners on and bases empty! Starting pitchers are rated for the first inning "Early" rating and the seventh inning on "Late" rating!
5) All two team players have been rated separately for each team and virtually every player on each roster is included! Ballpark effects include separate left/right home run ratings, day / night weather and Ballpark cards that include a ballpark photo, and optional effects for singles, doubles, and triples!
6) Use our computer version in conjunction with the board game and take advantage of it's many board game features (programmed schedule, fatigue monitoring, score sheet printouts, box score generation from board game stat input, quick play games, and easy to use stat program) to complete season replays!
Which Version is right for you - BSB I or BSB II?
BSB II
Seasons Available: 1956, 1962, 1969, 1971*, 1977, 1995, 1996, 1997 (NL Only), 2004
1) Simplified game play with very few chart references and play results now coming directly off the player cards
2) More flip card usage (fielder and base advance coming off flip cards)
3) More compact game layout with letter sized Tri Folds
*Seasons created prior to availability of actual vs left / vs right and situational stats so league average adjustment made in batter cards creation
BSB I
Seasons Available: 1956, 1962, 1964*, 1969, 1971*,1977, 1995, 1996, 1997 (NL Only), 2002, 2004
1) Game play involves play result numbers thus much greater charts usage with play result, fielder and base advance all coming off legal sized Tri Fold Charts
2) Much less flip card usage
3) Less compact game layout with legal sized Tri Folds
*Seasons created prior to availability of actual vs left / vs right and situational stats so league average adjustment made in batter cards creation
Each version has a slightly different pitcher / batter interaction mechanism. It really is a matter of personal taste in what each individual is looking for in a baseball board simulation. Check out each manual or quick start up guide for a more thorough understanding of the differences between the two versions and what makes Box Seat different from the plethora of baseball board games now offered!
Download BSB II Quick Start Guide
Download BSB II Board Game Manual
Download BSB I Board Game Manual
