Grand Slam

The Grand Slam, designed by Greg Kmiec, is a solid-state electronic baseball-themed pinball machine produced by Bally Midway Manufacturing Company in the 1980s. This game marks an interesting point in Bally's catalog during a time when they were experimenting with new design styles and features. The Grand Slam's unique blend of traditional pinball elements and modern innovations makes it an attractive addition to any collection.

One of the standout features of the Grand Slam is its extensive array of targets, including 8 stand-up targets, 4 star rollovers, a spinning target, and a bank of off-lane targets. The game also boasts three flippers, two pop bumpers, and a right crossover return lane, providing players with ample opportunities to score points and experience the excitement of baseball-themed gameplay. This comprehensive design allows for a high level of replayability and challenge.

Notably, the Grand Slam's theme is closely tied to the sport of baseball, featuring artwork and designs that evoke the spirit of America's favorite pastime. The game's manual and backglass provide detailed illustrations of baseball players and equipment, immersing players in the world of professional baseball. While little additional information is available on this specific machine, its combination of classic gameplay elements and sports-themed design makes it an intriguing find for pinball enthusiasts and collectors.