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	== Season Mode ==		== Season Mode ==
-	*  Getting Started	+	''See [[Season Mode]] (main article):''
-	a. Team selection options	+
-	b. Additional starting owner points from main shop	+	Season Mode allows you to lead your favourite MLB team or a team of your creation through 10 seasons of Baseball.
-	*  Owner Points	+
-	a. How they are spent	+
-	1. Points are lost every game to pay off player salaries.  The lower the team salary, the less points you lose.	+
-	2. You can spend the points on practice items to further improve your players.	+
-	3. If you wish to release a player to make room for another, you lose a designated amount of points.	+
-	4. You can trade them like cash considerations to help acquire other players.	+
-	b. How they are earned	+
-	1. There are certain goals for each game that when reached, will net you a certain amount of points.  The more you accomplish a goal, the harder it gets, and the more points you get.	+
-	2. Winning a playoff series gives you a ton of points.  A World Series win gives you 50000 points (not including other playoff series).	+
-	3. If your player wins an award (Rookie of the Year, Relief Pitcher of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, Silver Slugger, Gold Glove, or MVP) you receive additional points.	+
-	c. Tips for managing owner points	+
-	1.  Most Success Mode players are cheaper.  Use more of them.	+
-	2.  If you team starts with some overpaid players trade them for lesser, but cheaper players.  For example, trading Roger Clemens and Hideki Matsui can get you Aaron Cook and Troy Tulowitzki.  Johnny Damon can acquire Curtis Granderson, etc.	+
-	*  Season Events	+
-	a. Spring Training	+
-	b. Opening Day	+
-	c. Amateur Draft	+
-	1.  The draft order is in the reverse order of the previous year's standings.	+
-	2.  Perhaps starting as the Devil Rays is a good strategy.  They have a low payroll with decent players (Upton, Young, Crawford, Baldelli, and Kazmir).  They also have the first draft pick.	+
-	d. All-Star game	+
-	e. Trade deadline	+
-	f. Playoffs	+
-	g. Contract Renewals	+
-	h. Free Agents	+
-	*  Player Ratings/Skills	+
-	a. Strategy for upgrading player abilities/skills	+
-	*  Practice	+
-	a. auto vs. manual	+
-	b. How to manage and track progress/experience	+
-	c. Purchasing practice items	+
-	d. Practice groups	+
-	e. Special practice types available only in spring training or by purchasing the option	+
-	*  Gameplay (Playing vs. Simulating)	+
-	*  Amateur Draft	+
-	a. How it works	+
-	b. What you should expect (player development)	+
-	*  Contract Renewals	+
-	a. How it works	+
-	b. If you lose players to free agency	+
-	*  Free Agents	+
-	a. How it works	+
-	b. Registering Success Mode players	+
-	*  Trading Players	+
-	a. Strategies for trades	+
-	b. Trading re-signed players/free agents in the following season	+
-	*  Unlockables (Season Shop and Main Shop)	+
-	a. Arrange team in season mode	+
-	b. Starting owner points upgrades	+
-	c. Pitcher and Batter forms	+
	== Player Rating/Ability Reference ==		== Player Rating/Ability Reference ==

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Revision as of 03:48, 24 January 2008

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Welcome to the Unofficial MLB Power Pros Wiki!

Here we will share the strategies, tips and tricks about the game, most notably in the Success Mode feature. Also, check out the forum for additional information and chat with the community.

Contents 1 Strategy Guide 2 Success Mode 3 Season Mode 4 Player Rating/Ability Reference

Strategy Guide

• Success Mode
• Season Mode
• Player Rating/Ability Reference

Success Mode

See Success Mode (main article):

Success Mode is one of the unique features of MLB Power Pros. It allows you to create a character from scratch, placing him into college (Powerful University) and he joins the school's baseball team known as The Tulips.

Season Mode

See Season Mode (main article):

Season Mode allows you to lead your favourite MLB team or a team of your creation through 10 seasons of Baseball.

Player Rating/Ability Reference

• Table of Skills, A-G level ratings, points needed for each level
• Blue Abilities (Pitchers)
• Green abilities (Pitchers)
• Red abilities (Pitchers)
• Purple Abilities (Pitchers) (Success Mode)

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• Blue Abilities (Fielders)
• Green abilities (Fielders)
• Red abilities (Fielders)
• Purple Abilities (Fielders) (Success Mode)