DylanBradbury

The maximum number of players on a roster is 3250.

With Gary Carter's passing today, I thought it would be fitting to post the video of his Hall of Fame Speech:

You're welcome! :)

You're welcome, EdTrench!

You're welcome, Toleton! Glad I could help! :)

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You're welcome, Dennis! I truly believe that without you, MVP mods would have gone the way of the dinosaurs.

Thanks Milkman!

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You're welcome, quietear! Glad you like it.

Thanks, Y4L.

You're so welcome GRS34!

You're welcome man!

File Name: 2012 Major League Schedule File Submitter: DylanBradbury File Submitted: 04 Feb 2012 File Category: Miscellaneous Version: 1.0 Installation Instructions 1. Backup your original schedule.big file in Program Files/MVP Baseball 2005/data/database folder. 2. Copy the schedule.big file you just downloaded to your Program Files/MVP Baseball 2005/data/database folder. 3. Confirm replace. 4. The 2012 MLB Schedule should be loaded into MVP. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional Instructions To change the year to 2012, rather than the default 2005, download tywiggins' Schedule Updater/Year Changer here: http://www.mlbmods.com/index.php/downloads/mvp-2005/mvp-tools/schedule-updater. 1. When you get to the team select screen, ALT-TAB out of MVP. 2. Load Schedule Updater. 3. Select option 1 and change the year to 2012, and choose if you want players' ages to change. 4. Select option 3, and choose "4" to set the schedule to start on March 28. 5. ALT-TAB back into MVP and continue as usual. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like last year, there are instances of game times still being "TBA." I just estimated, hope that's OK. Take care, Dylan Click here to download this file

I think this is it. I don't have any 2k game. You have to be a member at MLBMods to download it.

You can download MVP 1994 right here: http://www.mlbmods.c...p-1994-201-full You have to be a member of MLBMods to download it though.

Poor Ringo... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t8MeE8Ik4Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2hiyLID1sY Is this... a building shaking?

Me too. :)

Hitting is only one of the five tools, and has hit extremely well in the past as well as in the minors. Rasmus was playing in what he perceived as very detrimental atmosphere in St. Louis. An atmosphere he described as where playing baseball is not fun. Last year he hit .276, slugged .498, and had an OPS+ of 133 (100 is average.) He also hit 23 homeruns and stole 12 bases. Also keep in mind, he’s only 24. If that was what he accomplished in a bad environment, I can only be excited as to what he can accomplish on a team which has taken clubhouse cancers and made them into stalwarts (see: Jose Bautista, Brandon Morrow, Yunel Escobar, and Brett Lawrie.) As well, stats only tell part of the picture. Toronto leads the league in money going towards scouting, and all scouting reports indicate Colby Rasmus is a five-tool player. Toronto’s GM is by far the best in the business! (He traded away the worst contract in sports, Vernon Wells, and practically stole Rasmus from the Cardinals!) For the first time since Pat Gillick’s tenure with the team, we have a plan and are sticking to it. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also, straight from MLBTradeRumors.com, here’s what baseball writers had to say about the trade: The price the Cardinals paid to acquire Jackson and bullpen help was "just too high," according to ESPN.com's Keith Law, who suggests St. Louis' internal emphasis is on manager Tony La Russa, not the players. Law loves what Toronto did and doesn't understand Chicago's move. Jim Bowden of ESPN says the Cardinals had better win this year "or they will really regret this one." He calls St. Louis' move the "worst trade of the year" and gives the Blue Jays an 'A.' Joel Sherman of the New York Post confirms that the Cardinals turned down the Rays' offer of Jeff Niemann and J.P. Howell for Rasmus (Twitter link). Sherman suggests the Cardinals would have been better off accepting Tampa Bay's offer. A longtime scout tells ESPN.com’s Buster Olney that Rasmus has a chance to be a star. “I don't understand that deal at all," the scout said (Twitter link). Joe Pawlikowski of FanGraphs explains that it's easiest to see the trade from the Blue Jays' perspective, since they gave up three relievers and a prospect for a player who can help them contend for 2012-14. Tim Dierkes wrote earlier today that “it's hard to see this as anything but a win for the Blue Jays.” ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- When I first heard about the trade, I couldn't believe it. When it was finalized, he placed a permanent smile on my face that hasn't been wiped away since. For the first time in a long time, Toronto Blue Jay fans can be proud of the future of our team.

Wow! That's what I call speedy service. You run an amazing site, and am eternally grateful. :D

I'll PM Trues and see what he thinks.

As always, glad to read your opinion, Y4L. An idea came to me when I was typing my post for the second time, and I posted it in the Site Issues Topic, but I'd be interested to read your opinion on it: