Tommy Lasorda Baseball is a captivating baseball video game from 1989, developed and released by Sega Genesis. This game, named after the MLB legend Tommy Lasorda, stands as a testament to Sega Genesis' innovative approach to game development. Players can engage in single exhibitions, open matches, or a full 30-game season against AI-controlled opponents or other players. With a password system to keep track of teams, real-life city names for the 26 teams, and an arcade-style approach, this game offers a unique gaming experience for baseball lovers. Despite some criticisms about luck-based gameplay and challenging AI, this game has received praise for its engaging season play, sound effects, and gameplay dynamics.