That also means I can’t go back to the offers for Hamels, since a shopping trip is only active until you start another one. While I’m at it, I also field offers for Ryan Howard (as in real life, no one is biting) and Cliff Lee (for some reason, every interested trade partner wants to offer me a catcher for him), which maxes out my shopping opportunities for today. I’ll show you the offer screen after I’ve simmed further into the season, thanks to the handy “Auto-Play to Date X” feature. Obviously, shopping a player before the season starts may yield many fewer offers than during the season, when teams start assessing their playoff chances and become sellers or buyers, depending on their current trend.
I only received a couple of them, but it’s important to note the date: April 5, 2015. I go to his profile, tap the “Action” menu at the bottom, and tap “Shop a Player”: Let’s see how this works with a guy who has been the subject of many trade rumors, even as he joined his team for Spring Training: Cole Hamels. As the name implies, it lets you field offers from other GMs for a player and see if you get any good nibbles. Considering this team is in rebuilding mode, I’m sure several of these guys will see some big league playing time this year.Īnother great feature this year is the Shop a Player function, which we ported from OOTP. As you can see, Philadelphia has 37 players on their Minor League roster, for a total of 62 players. We’ll start with the team rosters, which we’ve beefed up to include each club’s projected 40-man Opening Day roster, along with 20-25 top prospects on the Minor League roster. I’ll take the reins of my favorite team, the Philadelphia Phillies, in 2015 and walk you through the new features in MLB Manager 2015. Here’s what a 2015 season looks like when you choose your team:Īnd here’s what it looks like when you travel back in time to 1939: The setup process for a new game is the same as last year, except for the refreshed look and feel and the official logos.
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Historical seasons will be added as in-app purchases to the Android version sometime in the summer.) (International currency conversion rates may apply. On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, additional historical seasons are available as in-app purchases for $0.99 each, $4.99 for a 10-season bundle, or $19.99 for all available seasons (114 in total!). Like Out of the Park Baseball 16, MLB Manager 2015 has an official MLB.com license, so we can feature authentic team logos for all Major League Baseball teams, including historical ones. It’s out now for iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch) and Android. Our mobile game has a new name: Formerly known as iOOTP Baseball, starting this year you’ll be playing MLB Manager on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or on your Android smartphone or tablet.
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