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Version 22.00 of Baseball Mogul 2019 (released on March 21st) includes about 60% of the "Top-10" prospects for each team. The other 40% were omitted were several reasons. One is that I was using "Top-100" prospect lists, which is only about 3 players per organization. Another is that I can't yet include players without any playing time in either the major or minor leagues (e.g. Victor Victor Mesa and Marco Luciano).
Thanks to some help from Mogul fan Damian Henning, Version 22.02 should include about 15 more "Top-10" prospects, leaving less than 3% of this group missing from the database.
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Baseball Mogul 2019 makes it possible to download player photos and team logos from the internet. Depending on your connection speed, this should take about 5-10 minutes. After starting a new game, choose "Advanced Tools" from the Tools Menu and then click the following buttons. (The order doesn't matter).  Support for 3rd-Party PhotosDownloaded player photos are saved to the 'Downloads' folder inside Baseball Mogul's 'Photos' folder. The 'Photos' folder also contains folders labelled 'Action' (for news stories) and 'Portraits' (for Scouting Reports).
Starting with Version 22.02, Baseball Mogul will display photos in the 'Portraits' folders before checking the 'Downloads' folder. Therefore, if you place higher-resolution photos in the 'Portraits' folder, these will over-ride any photos in the 'Downloads' folder.
  Baseball Mogul 2018 introduced a feature that searched the web for official team logos and major league player photos, automatically downloading them for use in the game.
Baseball Mogul 2019 takes this to the next level by adding 52,000+ active and historical minor league players. The screen shot above shows a tiny sampling of the photos downloaded during beta testing. |
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