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The next mod I am going over once again is one of my top five favorite Total Classics mods that we have. The 1951 mod is the last mod that we have that feature the original sixteen teams. You can download this mod right here. I used the St. Louis Browns and the Philadelphia Athletics. Ned Garver (20 - 12 for St. Louis in 1951) against Bobby Shantz (18 - 10 for Philadelphia.) I was expecting a pitcher’s duel but I got a lot more. Garver only gave up two runs but he was no match for Shantz because he came within one out of pitching a perfect game. And who got the only hit? Garver. And it was no fluke hit either. Garver turned on a fastball and doubled to left field to spoil Shantz’ party. The Browns allowed Garver to hit in the ninth because he hit .305 during the 1951 season. Shantz retired the next hitter for his one hit shutout. Screenshots. Welcome to Total Classics 1951.

5 out of 10, 71 seconds. Like Jim said these were tough questions today. I guessed on half of them.

Yeah, yeah. I knew that. I just wanted to make sure that you guys did.

Ron ally? What is that?

The next mod I am covering is the 1998 mod that was made by Andy82 some years ago. Do not confuse this mod withe the upcoming 1998 mod by BallFour. That mod is presently still being worked on so the only 1998 mod is this one. I encourage you all to try this one out first just so you can compare it to the work that is currently being put in the new ‘98 mod. The improvements that we read about from BallFour promise an exciting and detailed season mod coming our way. Andy82’s mod can be downloaded right here. He has not been here in almost five years but his fine work is still here for us to use. I wanted to use the 1998 champion Yankees in this exhibition and I picked the Royals via a coin flip. Heads it was Minnesota and tails it was Kansas City. The game ended up exactly how I hoped it would have turned out. Screenshots. Welcome to Total Classics 1998.

What compression tool?

10 out of 10, 42 seconds. I am at the point when some perfect scores are not good enough around here because you guys are flying past me!

Returning to the mod reviews after a few days brings us to one of the oldest Total Classics mods we have in the 1969 season mod by stecropper. You can download the mod right here. I like this mod for a variety of reasons with the attention to detail being the main reason. Here’s a good example of what I mean. The game I played was at Shea Stadium in Queens, New York. The stadium was not far from Laguardia airport and you will hear the sounds of an airplane flying over while the game is going on. It’s a small addition to the game but so important. The game I played was between the Cincinnati Reds and the New York Mets. The Reds were a year away from winning the pennant and going off on their run in the early 70’s and the Mets were winning it all in 1969. Again thank you stecropper. You are missed here. Screenshots. Welcome to Total Classics 1969.

There is no such thing as a "best mod." For example I play Mvp and while I am a fan of the Yankees it does not prevent me from downloading an updated Fenway Park or a new Red Sox uniform. My suggestion is to try them all out because they are all good. It is all personal preference.

7 out of 10, 65 seconds. Challenging ones today but I will take what I got.

Thank you both for making everything hard on me!

10 out of 10, 40 seconds. This is what happens when you click on the wrong answer and have to go back.

5 out of 10, 80 seconds. Four college questions and this beauty right here. Which Bulgarian Footballer won the Golden Ball of France Football in 1994? Oh what the hell!

Good going. You did a good job with your '05 mod so I will be curious to see how this ends up.

I have had many days like that. 8 out of 10, 69 seconds. Considering the questions I'll take it. I knew the first question and I would have got the second one wrong too.