Replay Baseball

About this board game

Replay Baseball is a professional baseball simulation for 1–2 players, with games designed to take about 30 minutes. Released in 1973, it challenges players to select lineups and pitchers before resolving the action with three dice and a detailed play chart.

Each roll produces a numerical column and a result number. Players read these values from the play chart to determine what happens on the field, creating a structured way to simulate the changing events of a baseball game.

The play result can be affected by the abilities and characteristics represented in the game. Fielders, running speed, and a pitcher’s ability may all influence how a play is resolved, making lineup and pitching choices important parts of the experience.

• Select lineups and pitchers before play begins.
• Roll three dice to generate a column and result number.
• Use the play chart to determine the outcome of each play.
• Attempt steals, bunts, and hit-and-run plays.

Replay Baseball also gives players tactical options beyond simply rolling for results. Depending on the situation, they may try to steal, bunt, or call a hit and run, adding recognizable baseball decisions to the simulation.

Season Sets are available for professional baseball seasons ranging from 1894 to the present day. This broad range allows the game system to be used with seasons across baseball history, while keeping its core focus on lineups, pitchers, dice, and play-chart results.