Baseball Mogul 2003

Background

Baseball Mogul 2003 begins in the spring of 2002 with a 25 player roster, featuring the real names, statistics, and photos of the major league baseball players. You also start with a minor league system with extra players you can call up to your ballclub should the need arise. As General Manager (GM), your job is to build the best lineup of players to take your team to the Championship Series. Get involved at the front office and field: make player trades, manage the finances.

Features

• Make trades, or accept trades proposed by the computer
  
• Call up minor leaguers and send major leaguers down for more training
  
• Sign free agents and release low-performing players
  
• Read scouting reports to get detailed information on each player in the leagues
  
• Choose starting lineups and pitching rotations
  
• Set batting order and defensive positioning
  
• Set the budget for scouting, farms and medical staff
  
• Determine ticket prices, concession prices, and TV broadcast contracts
  
• Study financial information to compare your revenue and expenses with those of other teams
  
• Read news stories that highlight interesting games and special league events, such as player trades and end-of-season awards
  
• Analyze play-by-play and box scores that recap the action of previous games
  
• Live Play-by-Play Screen. Watch each at-bat of a game, and see the game as it unfolds.
  
• Stadium construction tool. Build a better ballpark, or move your team to a new city and build one there.
  
• Minor league control. Tell your minor league managers what kind of rookies they should recruit, both by position and by skill.
  
• Fantasy draft option. Build your dream team from scratch competing against computer GMs to pick the best players.
  
• Concession prices. Set the prices of hot dogs, drinks, and ice cream in your ballpark.
  
• Detailed year-by-year statistics. Track player performance in spring training and in the postseason.
  
• Complete HTML Help system

Hardware Requirements

<li type="square">IBM PC Pentium 100 or better
<li type="square">Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
<li type="square">CD-ROM drive
<li type="square">Mouse
<li type="square">32 MB RAM
<li type="square">110 MB free hard disk space
<li type="square">SVGA monitor w/ 256 colors
<li type="square">Minimum screen size of 800x600 pixels

Official URL

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