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Better curve ball - Hold Triangle while the pitcher is
throwing the ball and it will drop farther.
Enter Kelly Flock as a player name at the player creation screen. He will
hit a humerun every time you hit it with power.
Easy hits - When your opponent pitches the ball, hold Down and swing. You
will get on base safely 90% of the time.
Easy steals - When you steal second base, go about halfway to the base (or
before the catcher throws), then turn back so the catcher throws to first
base. Press Square immediately after he begins to throw. Do the same when
going to third base. You will be safe about 70 percent of the time to
second base and 80 percent to third base.
Home Run - First, play by yourself and the batter guess a fast ball. Let
the pitcher throw a fastball, switch to power, and hit it. The announcer
might say for example:"That's hit deep. "Than it has to have a homerun
screen or not. When it's going to be a homerun, use the directional
buttons and circle to let you boost a little. When you reach the end,
press triangle and you might rob a homerun from a homerun screen.
Perfect catcher - Enter any name for a catcher and set his fielding, run,
power, and batting average to 99. Leave everything else at 40.
Recommended team - Go to "Trade Player". Then, trade your starting
pitchers for Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Curt Schilling, Greg
Maddux,and Tom Glavine. Keep most of the relievers and trade one for John
Rocker. Then, trade the closer for Rod Beck or Antonio Alfonseca. Trade
the infield for 1B Mark McGuire, 2B Roberto Alomar, SS Derek Jeter, 3B
Chipper Jones. Trade the Catcher for Ivan Rodriguez, DH for Matt Stairs,
and OF for Sammy Sosa, Ken Griffey Jr., and Barry Bonds.
Secret Player - There is a secret player with attributes of all 99's on
the reds team, Corky Miller (catcher) get him on your team.
Super player - Enter Scott Murray as a player name at the player creation
screen. He can hit 606 ft. homeruns.
Ultimate Player - For the best player enter Scott Murray as your created
players name. You will hit a homer 606 feet ever time you hit it.
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