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This is a listing of the total of 20 teams in the NES and Arcade versions of RBI. == NES Teams ==

...rcade version, and are one of four teams who also appear in the [[Nintendo|NES]] version. [[Category:Teams in Arcade RBI]]

...I, and are not to be confused with the [[New York (NES)|New York Mets]] of NES fame. [[Category:Teams in Arcade RBI]]

...s won the series 4-3 and went on to face the [[Minnesota|Minnesota Twins]] in the [[1987 World Series]].

Real-Life Managers of all the teams in [[RBI]] * 86 [[Boston (NES)|Red Sox]] - John McNamara

...rcade version of RBI Baseball''' was the first version of [[RBI]] released in the United States. The [[Arcade]] version of [[RBI]] is very similar to the [[NES]] version. From a graphic and gameplay standpoint, they are exactly the sam

...dy Bush''' is a pinch-hitter for [[Minnesota]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. Though not a superman by any means, Bush is easily the best pinch hitte * Played in the Big Leagues from [[1982]]-[[1993]]

[[Image:GeneMauch1999.JPG|thumb|125px|'''Gene Mauch''' in 1999]] ...nds of all-time and won over 1,900 games, Mauch is typically known for his teams' late season collapses.

...t the most powerful bench player, Larkin is an adequate sub and often goes in at the #8 spot for [[Steve Lombardozzi]]. Larkin is probably most famous f * Played in the Big Leagues from [[1987]]-[[1993]]

...er with the [[Kansas City Royals]] was filled with ups and downs and ended in his resignation midway through the [[2005]] season. == RBI Stats ==

...m from the left in the [[NES]] game, and one of four teams who also appear in the [[Arcade]] version. They appeared by reaching (and winning) the [[1986 | RBI

...ly [[Candy Maldonado]] and [[Will Clark]], Chili puts some much needed pop in the [[San Francisco Giants]] lineup. Power is not the only dimension of hi * Born January 17, [[1960]] in Kingston, Jamaica

...ammell]] and [[Darrell Evans]], make up the best first three in any lineup in the game. No contest. == RBI Stats ==

[[Image:Julio_Rangers_2.jpg|thumb|180px|Julio in his 2nd stint with Cleveland, and also with a cool mustache]] ...[1991]], the latter-most of which year he also earned the AL batting title in.

...d above-average, thanks largely to [[Bert Blyleven]], who has high ratings in both curve and stamina. [http://www.dee-nee.com/rbi/minnesota.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

...d above-average, thanks largely to [[Bert Blyleven]], who has high ratings in both curve and stamina. [http://www.dee-nee.com/rbi/minnesota.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

[[Image:gladden91ws.jpg|thumb|175px|'''Gladden''' leveling Greg Olsen in the '91 World Series]] ...adoff hitter. The Twins' bench is terrible, so you might as well keep him in there for the speed factor.

...sion, surprising because general consensus is that they are the worst team in both versions. [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/houston.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

...are in RBI because they got to, and won, the [[1987 NLCS]]. They are also in the [[Arcade]] version. [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/stlouis.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

...are in RBI because they got to, and won, the [[1987 NLCS]]. They are also in the [[Arcade]] version. [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/stlouis.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

'''California''' is the leftmost team in the [[Nintendo|NES]] game. They appeared by reaching the 1986 ALCS. [[image:Rbi-ca.gif]]

The New York Mets are the 6th team from the left in the NES version, and are not to be confused with the [[New York (Arcade)|New York Y [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/mets.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

The New York Mets are the 6th team from the left in the NES version, and are not to be confused with the [[New York (Arcade)|New York Y [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/mets.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

.... They are the second-to-last team on the team select screen on [[NES]] [[RBI]]. [http://www.dee-nee.com/rbi/al.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

...team from the left, and final regulation team, in the NES version, and are in the game for reaching the 1987 NLCS. An Arcade version of the Giants also [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/sanfran.shtml Dee-Nee.com]

...|thumb|175px|'''Puckett''' circling the bases after his game-winning homer in the 1991 World Series]] ...er_Rankings#Top_Ten_Contact_Ratings|contact rating]] in the NES version of RBI Baseball.

...the whole context of the game, McGee lacks the power to be an upper-level RBI batter. == RBI Stats ==

Detroit is the third team from the left in the [[NES]] game. They appeared by reaching the 1987 ALCS. * [http://dee-nee.com/rbi/detroit.shtml Detroit's page on Dee-Nee.com]

...cket" can give you a solid game. He has a tremendous fastball (second-best in the game) and above an above average curve and stamina. Getting maximum inn == RBI Stats ==

...and is one of the [[worst players]] (pinch hitter or otherwise) in all of RBI. ...h School in 1976, where he was captain of both the baseball and basketball teams.

...ated to his position in the lineup makes Gedman one of the better catchers in the game. ...|pitched]] and played first base, and led the team to a state championship in [[1977]]. He also played American Legion baseball at Grafton Hill.

[[Image:Murph.jpg|thumb|'''Dale Murphy''', RBI All-Star]] ...started his career as a catcher (although it makes no difference since all RBI players have identical defensive abilities).

[http://www.dee-nee.com/rbi/nl.shtml Dee-Nee.com] [[Category:Teams in NES RBI]]

...ate in the game. Speier, [[Spilman]] and [[Aldrete]] are usually used to in some combo to replace [[Uribe]] and [[Thompson]]. ...of California, Santa Barbara, and was selected by the San Francisco Giants in the first round of the secondary phase of the [[1970]] draft (2nd overall).

...ing second baseman for [[Boston (NES)|Boston]] on the [[NES]] version of [[RBI]]. ...Martin Glenn Barrett June 23, [[1958]] in Arcadia, California, but grew up in Las Vegas