Digital League Baseball is a computerized baseball simulation game. The concept behind DLB is simple. Players can play their favorite Major League teams against each other while keeping all past statistics and the teams win-loss records. DLB is in the same spirit as the older board simulation games. DLB utilizes players statistics and probabilities and uses a random number generator to choose the outcome from these probabilities. For example, a batter with a .300 batting average initially has a 30% chance of getting on base safely. This 30% is split among his individual stats of singles, doubles, triples, strikeouts... Then these numbers are modified depending upon the current pitcher's ERA and his current strength as the game progresses. Minimum Requirements: CGA, EGA, or VGA.
