Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball is a baseball simulation game developed by Sculptured Software and published by Acclaim Entertainment, released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1992. Named after the famous pitcher Roger Clemens, it lacks official MLB or MLBPA licensing but features 26 teams matching 1991 MLB rosters, with player stats and lineups closely mirroring real players of the era.
Without official authorization, player names are altered but still recognizable to fans: for example, Oakland’s "Bash Brothers" are called M. Bash and J. Bash, Texas’s pitcher is R. Nolan, and Detroit’s slugger is C. Fieldman. The game includes Exhibition mode and a full 162-game regular season, with progress saved via a password system. Its unique camera angle shifts to an outfield-stand view after each hit, delivering a gameplay experience distinct from traditional baseball titles.