The Ultimate Franchise Mode Experiment
A 40-Year Journey to Greatness
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you played a sports video game franchise mode for an absurdly long time? Dean Ciriaco did just that, and the results are nothing short of astonishing.
A Commitment to Excellence
Dean embarked on a 40-year journey with the Red Sox in MLB The Show’s franchise mode, pushing the game to its limits. He provided his Twitter followers with regular updates, showcasing the team’s incredible stats and awards. The end result is a testament to his dedication and the game’s impressive franchise mode.
A Dynasty Unfolds
Over the course of 40 years, the virtual Red Sox won an astonishing 39 World Series titles, 30 pennants, and boasted 39 Cy Young winners and 39 MVPs. They even achieved an incredible 141-21 season in 2062. The team’s impressive stats are a testament to Dean’s perseverance and the game’s ability to simulate realistic outcomes.
Hall of Fame Careers
Several players had remarkable careers, including Anthony Volpe, who accumulated almost 4,000 hits, 829 homers, and 671 stolen bases. Elly De La Cruz also made the Hall of Fame with impressive numbers of his own, including 794 homers, a.302 average, and 667 steals.
Unlikely Heroes Emerge
Brayan Bello transformed into the ace of the Sox, pitching until age 64 and finishing with 890 wins, over 9,600 strikeouts, and eight Cy Young awards. Raffy Devers played an incredible 46 years, posting a.865 OPS in 2063 and finishing with 7,014 hits and 1,577 homers.
Superstars Shine
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. ended up on the Red Sox and did not disappoint, finishing with 7,069 hits and just shy of 1,600 career home runs. Bryce Harper played until age 71, but injuries took their toll, limiting him to 899 homers. Jackson Holiday became the best player ever, with at least eight MVPs, 1,786 home runs, and 7,500 hits.
Other Notable Performances
Wyatt Langford won an astonishing 10 World Series MVPs, finishing with over 1,600 career home runs, a.312 average, and a 1.030 career OPS. Paul Skenes dominated, winning almost 800 games, striking out over 8,600 batters, and posting a 2.78 ERA. Mike Trout stuck it out until age 72, finishing with 5,351 hits and 1,247 home runs.
A Testament to Franchise Mode
Dean’s incredible 40-year simulation is a testament to the power of franchise mode in sports video games. It’s a reminder that with dedication and perseverance, even the most unlikely scenarios can become a reality.
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