ESPN Major League Baseball Videos

Brian Ekberg and Rich Gallup host this simulation of the 2004 World Series.

The key change to ESPN Major League Baseball this year is the addition of first person baseball. How does this mode work? Watch this movie and find out.

Check out some aggressive defense in this clip.

The San Francisco Giants take to the field in this movie.

Take a look at the intro movie to ESPN Major League Baseball.

From Barry Bond's absence to Pedro's cannon, Jeff, Tim, and Rich give you an in-depth analysis of this year's crop of baseball games.

Frank Thomas changes perspectives and takes an easy walk around the bases.

Watch Pedro Martinez' filthy stuff up close with first-person pitching.

Sammy Sosa launches a ball from Anaheim to Hawaii.

Roger Clemens displays his fielding prowess.

Anything can happen in first-person baseball--even a Devil Rays' home run.

The action cam works in pitching situations too.

The action cam gives you an exciting perspective during first-person baseball.

Project manager Chien Yu discusses ESPN Major League Baseball's new modes and features. (All footage is from the Xbox version.)

Jason Giambi of the New York Yankees gives his impression of ESPN Major League Baseball in this video interview.

The Yankees take to the field in this movie.

Hideo Nomo takes control of the mound in this clip.

Karl Ravech introduces an exciting match up in this movie.

This movie shows off the massive amount of commentary available in this baseball game.

The most famous rivalry in baseball lives on as the Red Sox take on the Yankees in this movie.