Baseball simulation refers to the use of computer programs or tabletop games to replicate the experience of playing or managing a baseball team. These simulations often incorporate real player statistics, game mechanics, and strategies to create realistic outcomes. Players can manage teams, make decisions, and experience the dynamics of a baseball season without being on the field. Many baseball simulations allow users to play out entire seasons, manage rosters, and even simulate historical games. They can be used for entertainment, education, or analysis, providing insights into player performance and team strategies. Popular examples include video games and board games that focus on baseball management and gameplay.