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Triple Play Baseball is part of the EA Sports line of MLB Baseball sims. This edition was released in 2001 and would have been called Triple Play 2002 if they had not dropped the year off the title. Like previous editions you can pick from any of the teams in the National League or American League. Mostly little has changed with this edition except for a world tournament that has been added. You have to win the World Series however to see this option. The EA Sports' well respected series of baseball games returns in this release for the hardy PlayStation console. As in previous incarnations, gamers can control nearly all aspects of the Big League action, which takes place in virtual representations of real-life baseball venues and features all of the Major League teams, players, and updated statistics from the 2000 season.
Triple Play Baseball PS1 price & price history
The average CIB price for Triple Play Baseball (PS1) was $8.04 30 days ago and is $7.97 now — down $0.07. Real-market prices from eBay sold listings, updated daily — see the full price chart above.
Frequently asked questions
- How much is Triple Play Baseball (PS1) worth?
- Triple Play Baseball for PS1 is worth $7.97 on average for a complete-in-box (CIB) copy, based on recent eBay sold listings.
- Is Triple Play Baseball going up or down in price?
- The price is trending down — it was $8.04 30 days ago and is $7.97 now, a $0.07 decrease.
- How does the 100 Coins price compare to PriceCharting?
- PriceCharting publishes one price per condition for Triple Play Baseball on PlayStation 1. 100 Coins computes its own average from the individual eBay sold listings it tracks for this exact edition, weighted so recent sales count for more — which is why the two differ. Both numbers are shown on every condition card above.
- Where does 100 Coins get its price data?
- All prices on 100 Coins come from real eBay sold listings — actual completed transactions, not asking prices or estimates. Prices are updated daily.
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