MVP Baseball

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The MVP Baseball franchise was EA's revival of their baseball games following the discontinuation of the Triple Play franchise.

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The MVP Baseball franchise was EA's revival of their baseball games following the discontinuation of the Triple Play franchise.

Games

MVP Baseball 2003 (Game)

10 March 2003

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/Xbox

MVP Baseball 2004 (Game)

9 March 2004

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/GameCubePlatforms/Xbox

MVP Baseball 2005 (Game)

22 February 2005

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/GameCubePlatforms/Xbox

MVP Baseball (Game)

18 May 2005

Platforms/PlayStation Portable

MVP 06 NCAA Baseball (Game)

18 January 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/Xbox

MVP 07 NCAA Baseball (Game)

6 February 2007

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Franchise details

Name

MVP Baseball

Features

6 games

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First game

MVP Baseball 2003 (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Roger Clemens (Character), Derrek Lee (Character), Albert Pujols (Character), Jonathan Papelbon (Character), Ichiro Suzuki (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: The United States of America (Location), Wisconsin (Location), New York City (Location), Baltimore (Location), Boston (Location), Los Angeles (Location), Philadelphia (Location), Cleveland (Location), Miami (Location), Chicago (Location), Washington, D.C. (Location), Detroit (Location), Florida (Location), Arizona (Location), Pittsburgh (Location), Great American Ball Park (Location), Seattle (Location), T-Mobile Park (Location), RingCentral Coliseum (Location), San Francisco (Location), Georgia (Location), Houston (Location), Texas (Location), Colorado (Location), Denver (Location), Minneapolis (Location), Minnesota (Location), Milwaukee (Location), San Diego (Location), Fenway Park (Location), Toronto (Location), Oakland (Location), Atlanta (Location), Alabama (Location), Cincinnati (Location), Kansas City (Location), Tampa Bay (Location), Wrigley Field (Location), Yankee Stadium (Location), Arlington (Location), Globe Life Park in Arlington (Location), RFK Stadium (Location), St. Louis (Location), Ohio (Location), Shea Stadium (Location), Citizens Bank Park (Location), AT&T Park (Location), Dodger Stadium (Location), Minute Maid Park (Location), Comerica Park (Location), Miller Park (Location), Anaheim (Location), Angel Stadium of Anaheim (Location), Busch Stadium (Location), Chase Field (Location), Coors Field (Location), Guaranteed Rate Field (Location), Hard Rock Stadium (Location), Kauffman Stadium (Location), Mall of America Field at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (Location), Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Location), PETCO Park (Location), PNC Park (Location), Progressive Field (Location), Rogers Centre (Location), Tropicana Field (Location), Turner Field (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Cover Athlete (Concept), Product Placement (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Cincinnati Reds (Concept), Major League Baseball (Concept), Commentary (Concept), Instant Replay (Concept), Penalties (Concept), Artificial Intelligence (Concept), Gravity (Concept), Licensed Soundtrack (Concept), Miami Marlins (Concept), San Diego Padres (Concept), Xbox Live (Concept), New York Yankees (Concept), Sudden Death (Concept), Dead Multiplayer (Concept), Minnesota Twins (Concept), DNAS (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Omnipresent Crowd (Concept), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility (Concept), Xfire (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Ramp (Object), Helmet (Object), Baseball Bat (Object), Sports Jersey (Object), Baseball (Object), Cleats (Object), Baseball Glove (Object), Tractor (Object), Scoreboard (Object)

People

• Has people: Alban Wood (Person), Alex Rodriguez (Person), Beverly Koeckeritz (Person), Derek Jeter (Person), Min Choi (Person), Pauline Moller (Person), Ryan Greenhow (Person), Steve Hinan (Person), Steve Schnur (Person), Sue Garfield (Person), Tammy Schachter (Person)