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Baseball Mogul file to the league commissioner. Every several months, a patch is released. Currently, Baseball Mogul's official patch is version 18.14. When a version is X.5 or higher, it is considered a beta of the next Baseball Mogul iteration. For example, 15.50 would have been considered an open beta for Baseball Mogul 2014. On the Sports Mogul forums, players report bugs with the current patch and also can request ideas for future version of the game. Baseball Mogul Baseball Mogul is a series of career baseball management computer games created by game designer Clay Dreslough. The product was first published in