more stats like OPS, GDP, Intentional Walks, Ground Ball Percent, and DICE. 2007 Rosters - Off-season moves, free agent signings, and trades. Detailed career stats, ratings, contracts and projections as of Opening Day. Plus new hand-edited data for over 2,500 minor leaguers. Updated Player Database - Includes more than 18,000 players from 1901 through 2007 using the Lahman database. Updated Pitcher Database - Season-by-season pitch data for over 1,200 pitchers. Includes individually researched listings for every pitch in each pitcher's arsenal, going back to 1901. Baseball Mogul 2009 has an average score of 65 on Metacritic. Reviewers complained there were not enough new features. Baseball Mogul 2008 Baseball Mogul 2008 was the best-selling PC baseball of 2007, selling over 115,000 units. Baseball Mogul 2007 Developed by Sports Mogul. Published by Enlight Software. Released 4 April 2007. Features: Animated play-by-play for all games. In-game Manager Mode to call plays and make substitutions. Pitch-by-pitch mode for complete control of the game, with graphical batting and pitching interface to pinpoint each pitch. Individually researched ratings for each pitcher's arsenal, going back to 1901. Platoon statistics (lefties batting against righties, and vice versa) are accounted for. A Minor League simulation engine simulates every pitch from AAA to high school for the entire league. 11-point personality profiles for every player and every team, affecting contract negotiations, on-field performance, and team chemistry. The game now has MLBPA licensing, while early versions required players to input their own team names and used fake player names. (i.e.: Bill Mueller is Bert Mack and Barry Bonds is Bert Brundage. Players had the same initials as their major league counterparts but different first and last names) Baseball Mogul 2007 was the best-selling PC baseball game of 2006, selling over 100,000 units according to NPD data. Baseball Mogul 2006 Baseball Mogul 2006 was developed by Sports Mogul and released on Mar 15, 2005. It received average to high review scores. Computer Gaming World and Computer Games Mag awarded 3.5 and 3 out of 5 respectively, while PC Gamer awarded 90% and GameSpot 8.0 out of 10. GameSpot highlighted the addition of Lahman Database support, player personalities and realistic features such as expansion drafts and arbitration. The simplistic financial model was criticised, as was the lack of long-requested features such as lefty/righty splits and more managerial options. The full 2006 version was made available to download for free when 2007 was released.