Just as in real baseball, you cannot call for a steal every play, or else it will telegraph itself to the opponents. Here you are limited in the special plays you can make. What Triple Threat Baseball does best is establish the feel of the game. The rules book is littered with the terms and the lore of baseball. There are pages devoted to explaining rules and terms of the game.
Baseball is a game of order and taking turns.
Triple Threat Baseball is not so much about real players, but creating a fantasy imitation of the real game. Much of the rulebook is dedicated to baseball stat-keeping, and the game provides a thick pad of Game Scorecards to use with the game or at any real baseball game. You can see an example of this cryptic record keeping system in the picture on the right below. If you have never done baseball score keeping, the rule book shows you how to do it easily. I've grown up scoring games, and the system in Triple Threat Baseball is the same thing I've used.