2009 90 man roster for mlb 19

[mikegamer17]

would anyone wanna try to do a 2009 season roster with 90 man roster for mlb 19 for ps4
i like the 2007 90 man roster and would like to see a different year for it.


i could try to make one but could someone let me know how to do that cuz 2007 90 man roster is really great

[Grentthealien]

Quote: Originally Posted by mikegamer17

would anyone wanna try to do a 2009 season roster with 90 man roster for mlb 19 for ps4 i like the 2007 90 man roster and would like to see a different year for it. i could try to make one but could someone let me know how to do that cuz 2007 90 man roster is really great

Is there a 2007 roster already on the show 19?

[belikemike14]

Quote: Originally Posted by Grentthealien

Is there a 2007 roster already on the show 19?

Would also like to know if there is one for 2019


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[mikegamer17]

there's a 2007 roster on mlb 17 and i think someone is making 2007 for the new mlb the show game

[Grentthealien]

Quote: Originally Posted by mikegamer17

would anyone wanna try to do a 2009 season roster with 90 man roster for mlb 19 for ps4 i like the 2007 90 man roster and would like to see a different year for it. i could try to make one but could someone let me know how to do that cuz 2007 90 man roster is really great

Hey Mike I assume the 90 man 2007 mlb roster is on MLB the show 18? If so I agree it is a great roster and I’d love for it to be ported over to 19. I actually used it as a base for rosters 2010-2017 on the show 18.Those were my first attempts at baseball rosters and while they definitely could be improved they have at least got the job done for me.

I’d port 2007 over myself, but I’m busy with other things at the moment. However , if you’d like to port it over that would be the first step to making your roster on 19, but I must warn you that porting is time consuming and tedious so it may take you at least a week to get through it.

To port a roster you do exactly what OS User Funkycorm says in the another thread on the roster section of this site. What I’m posting below is copy and paste straight from the horses mouth.

“Start by continuing franchise from 18 under the franchise option in the main menu.

Turn on CPU Roster Control.

Save if desired so it stays there.

Once in the franchise go to cpu roster control.

It should bring up the list of all 30 teams.

Click on desired team then select manage roster/import player.

Once on the roster screen, hit X on a player to bring up options. One should be export player or pitcher.

Then save the player as necessary.

You can do max of 40 at a time.

Exit the franchise. Load up the roster file you want to import to.

Go to roster control.

Same screen as before will pop up with all teams.

Select desired team then desired player to be replaced. Hit X and select import player or pitcher. Load the desired player from your files.

Once all you have saved are done being imported, SAVE the roster first then rinse and repeat.”

Once you’ve digested all that let me know if you understand those steps. Feel free to ask any questions and I’ll be more than happy to answer them. Porting is the first step and it will take a while, but once you get that done you’ll be cooking with gas and the rest is pretty straight forward. I might even be able to help you a bit with the 2nd half of work if I’m not too busy

[Funkycorm]

Quote: Originally Posted by Grentthealien

Hey Mike I assume the 90 man 2007 mlb roster is on MLB the show 18? If so I agree it is a great roster and I’d love for it to be ported over to 19. I actually used it as a base for rosters 2010-2017 on the show 18.Those were my first attempts at baseball rosters and while they definitely could be improved they have at least got the job done for me. I’d port 2007 over myself, but I’m busy with other things at the moment. However , if you’d like to port it over that would be the first step to making your roster on 19, but I must warn you that porting is time consuming and tedious so it may take you at least a week to get through it. To port a roster you do exactly what OS User Funkycorm says in the another thread on the roster section of this site. What I’m posting below is copy and paste straight from the horses mouth. “Start by continuing franchise from 18 under the franchise option in the main menu. Turn on CPU Roster Control. Save if desired so it stays there. Once in the franchise go to cpu roster control. It should bring up the list of all 30 teams. Click on desired team then select manage roster/import player. Once on the roster screen, hit X on a player to bring up options. One should be export player or pitcher. Then save the player as necessary. You can do max of 40 at a time. Exit the franchise. Load up the roster file you want to import to. Go to roster control. Same screen as before will pop up with all teams. Select desired team then desired player to be replaced. Hit X and select import player or pitcher. Load the desired player from your files. Once all you have saved are done being imported, SAVE the roster first then rinse and repeat.” Once you’ve digested all that let me know if you understand those steps. Feel free to ask any questions and I’ll be more than happy to answer them. Porting is the first step and it will take a while, but once you get that done you’ll be cooking with gas and the rest is pretty straight forward. I might even be able to help you a bit with the 2nd half of work if I’m not too busy

One quick thing I forgot to add that I do. After I save the 40 players I added on the roster file, I close the game and save to the cloud also. I have been spurned by power outages and other events out of my control one too many times and besides it's a nice extra backup. The vault also works well for this if you don't have the playstation cloud.

[mikegamer17]

thanks am going to try to work on it this weekend

[i am the messenger]

How do you port it over? Do you just write every attribute down for each player then edit it on ps4?