Baseball

Baseball-themed pinball machines were particularly popular during the golden age of electro-mechanical pinball, and Gottlieb was known for producing several baseball-themed tables during this era. The early 1970s marked a significant period when sports-themed pinball machines were helping bridge the gap between traditional arcade entertainment and America's growing fascination with professional sports.

While specific details about this particular 'Baseball' machine are limited, typical baseball-themed pinball machines of this era featured playfield elements designed to mimic various aspects of the sport, including targets arranged like bases, pop bumpers representing fielders, and often incorporating baseball diamond layouts into the playfield design. The scoring system would typically mirror baseball scoring, with players trying to advance runners and score runs through specific shot combinations.