#2 as a home field, a field that is impossible for an opposing team to have in an unmodded file. This mostly changed the file order, but it also added Parks Dept. (b) file was a different array of home fields.

Built-in boosts, such as the pink Maria Luna boost and the birthday boosts remained, but no more game's being ruined by an opponent boost or a nerf to one of your own players. (b) file removed random boosts and nerfs.

This changed draft strategy as well as the effectiveness of computer defenses. For Season 9, and possibly the foreseeable future, the priorities and locks were removed, meaning coaches could set their AI defense in any order they wished. When making a non-user team, the AI's logic tries to make the best team available by choosing a pitcher, catcher, shortstop, and first baseman, and putting pro players at their 'locked' positions.

First and foremost was the removal of defensive priorities and locks. Some exciting breakthroughs this season occurred via modification of the game's. 'The Wheel' would determine each player's field and draft slot, and the event was broadcast live on Twitch. In Season 9, the fields and draft slots were randomized by a wheel spinner. In the past, the orders for these selections was based on either experience or the performance from the previous season. (See Season 8 for more info).Ī new procedure this season was the selection of field and draft slot. The American League used Backyard Baseball 2001, while the National League used Backyard Baseball 2003.Īnother holdover from Season 8 was that batting power ups could only be used by a team's ninth round draft pick. For the first time in BBL history, both the 20 versions of the game would be used. Keeping up with Season 8, the league was split into two leagues (conferences), each with three divisions of four teams.

4.1.2 National League Players of the Week.

4.1.1 American League Players of the Week.

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