High Heat Major League Baseball 2002:

HIGH HEAT MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 2002 is an ultra-real baseball game for the PC featuring a new pitching practice mode where you can select a batter and pitcher to go head-to-head at the stadium of your choice. The two-man broadcast booth, featuring Dave O'Brien (radio voice of the Florida Marlins) describing the action and Ray Fosse (of the Oakland Athletics) doing intelligent color analysis, adds to the excitement and realism of High Heat Baseball. More About High Heat Major League Baseball 2002.

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