There were no real surprises. My only problem with all this is that these results are a little too perfect for solo play. Even though I don't want a baseball game that distorts realism too much, I also want one where I feel as though I can make a difference. Perhaps I'm just spoiled by Windows now, but I found even the simplest of tasks to be Herculean here. Just setting up a new league is a major pain, and if you want to do something a little more 'specialized' like dumping all the players into a central draft pool, be prepared to spend more time reading than playing.
Nothing here is the least bit intuitive.
Another serious drawback is the complete lack of frills. Aside from the colored backgrounds and text, there are no graphics to speak of. This would have been a nice touch, and would have added a great deal to the atmosphere while playing out games. The high price of DMB 7.0 also gives me pause. Yes, you do get unparalled accuracy for your greenbacks, but at the same time you also receive an engine that postively creaks with age and is more irritating than a boatload of Rubik's Cubes.