Major League Baseball

PRIME 9, the acclaimed Major League Baseball series, provides the topics and counts down the nine greatest of all-time in each category. Collection 7 includes: Unique Uniforms - Unique In-Game Feats - Cinderella Seasons.

Tour Oriole Park at Camden Yard, the first "retro" baseball stadium. The ballpark opened in 1992 and revolutionized ballpark design. The confines utilized a seven-story warehouse beyond the right field wall which contained offices, service spaces and a private club. There's also Eutaw Street, a pedestrian walkway located between the warehouse and the right field wall where fans are able to get a view of the game or visit the many shops and restaurants along the street.

The Yankees acquire Reggie Jackson by free agency by signing him to a 5-year deal. The American League adds two new teams in Seattle and Toronto. Meanwhile, the 2-time defending World Series champion Reds are unseated when the Dodgers win the NL West . The Phillies lose Game 4 of the NLCS to the Dodgers . The ALCS is just as dramatic, with the series going to what was then a full 5 games. The Yankees wind up beating the Dodgers in 6 games for their 21st World Series title behind the famous...

The Yankees Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris contend for the single-season home run record. Teams come to Minnesota, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles. The Yankees meet the Reds in the World Series .

PRIME 9, the acclaimed Major League Baseball series, provides the topics and counts down the nine greatest of all-time in each category. Collection 12 includes: Players of the 1980's by position - Left Handed Starters - Base Stealers.

The Yankees meet the Mets in the World Series for the first Subway Series in 44 years. Also, featuring the Mariners , Athletics , White Sox , Cardinals , Giants and Reds .

PRIME 9, the acclaimed Major League Baseball series, provides the topics and counts down the nine greatest of all-time in each category. Collection 2 includes: Centerfielders - Right Fielders - Left Fielders.

Tour the friendly confines of Wrigley Field, the oldest baseball field in the National League and home to the Chicago Cubs since 1916. Trademarks include the ivy-covered brick outfield wall, the hand-operated scoreboard in deep center field and the unusual wind patterns blowing off near-by Lake Michigan.