Editor’s Note from Mark A. Larson —
Doug Larson (my nephew) is a YouTube reviewer who focuses on classic and current board games. The following is a link to his video featuring a comparison of the original 1979 “Pete Rose Score Baseball Game” and a more current version of the board game: Click Link Here
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SOME ADDITIONAL NOTES: In the video, Doug points out the box cover photo shows Pete Rose batting in a Reds uniform, but logos are not shown. With its pinstripes, the larger photo indicates Rose is sporting a Phillies uniform. The board game came out right around the time Rose left Cincinnati and signed a then unheard of $3.4 million four-year contract with Philadelphia. With no logos, it’s understandable he could be pictured with both teams — especially since both uniforms were red. … By the way, the catcher on the box is the Braves’ Joe Nolan.
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Doug Larson’s Links —
Doug’s YouTube site is called “Old Crappy Couch.” It features many fun-to-watch board game reviews of all types, including “Mousetrap,” “Candyland,” “Life,” “Gooey Louie,” “Risk,” and many others. — Click Link Here
His website is also called “Old Crappy Couch.” — Click Link Here
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