Complete Universe Facegen Pack

[AESP_pres]

I'm not there yet, just started 1968, so you'll need LansdowneSt for Thurman.

Edit: Just checked his pictures and he sure looks like one of those I smile a lot guys I can't do much with...

[AESP_pres]

Steven Chilcott

I don't do players who didn't play in the ML but since he is one of the three first overall draft pick who never reach the ML I do an exception for him... we never know if you play with the minor leagues enable maybe he will have a great career for you.

And yes I know the MLB wouldn't agree with me since I have done the National Association players

[LansdowneSt]

Called up to the majors in late-August 1987, Gary Thurman found himself called into the manager's office rather quickly. The meeting with Royals skipper John Wathan was because Wathan had gotten a call: Thurman's wife was in labor. "He said, 'You have two choices,'" Thurman recalled Wathan telling him. "'You can go home, or you can stay to play.' And I chose to stay to play."

Thurman stayed, picked up his first major league hit, first major league stolen base and his first major league error, all in his first major league start. The team playing in Chicago, Thurman and his friends jumped in a car after the game and headed for Indianapolis. When they arrived, his new daughter Brytoney was waiting for him, born a half hour before he arrived. "She's a major league baby," Thurman noted. Thurman himself was a major league player, and he would be one in a total of nine seasons, playing largely with he Royals, but also with the Tigers, Mariners and Mets. - Greatest21days

Here's something closer. Given the current CUF pack one, I wasn't sure I had the correct player bRef link for a moment or two...

[luckymann]

Thanks bud!

Here's another no-pic Bick for Sherlock Homers.

Frank Kreeger

Odd spelling / convention in the in the BBRef ID. I'm tipping that's because he's a UA player?

EDIT: Make that two.

Bill Gilbert

[percolaten]

Re-did Tony Fossas.

[Sam_You]

Hi, I'm new here, so please understand if I'm making a mistake. I tried a demo version of the modeller. However, it doesn't work well. So, I would like to request a new version of Jake Cousin's face. Jake Cousin is currently playing for Milwaukee Brewers and his ID is cousin000jak. I would like to submit some images to explain more in detail. First, however, I must familiarize myself with this forum's functions.

[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by Sam_You

Hi, I'm new here, so please understand if I'm making a mistake. I tried a demo version of the modeller. However, it doesn't work well. So, I would like to request a new version of Jake Cousin's face. Jake Cousin is currently playing for Milwaukee Brewers and his ID is cousin000jak. I would like to submit some images to explain more in detail. First, however, I must familiarize myself with this forum's functions.

I did him earlier this week, I'll post him.

[LansdowneSt]

At about 11 p.m. on June 20, 2021, Nashville Sounds relief pitcher Jake Cousins had just finished a Triple-A game in Gwinnett County, Ga. against the Gwinnett Stripers. [Afterwards] Cousins ventured over to Sounds manager Rick Sweet’s office, where good news was in store. “[He] just said, ‘Hey man, you’re going to the big leagues,’” Cousins said. “I was like, ‘Are you kidding me?’ And he’s like ‘No man, I’m not kidding you.’ So it was him and Jim Henderson, and he just said, ‘Hey, you got a flight tomorrow morning. You’re going to Phoenix.’ And yeah, I mean, I was speechless.”

After graduating from Penn, Cousins was selected by the Washington Nationals in the 20th round of the 2017 MLB Draft. His time with the Nationals was fairly short-lived due to a series of arm injuries that caused him to not play as much as he needed to. Cousins was released during spring training in 2019, and at that point, he thought that that might have been the end of his professional baseball career.

“I was pretty close to hanging it up,” Cousins said, “but my family, my wife, just kept telling me, ‘Hey let’s try and play this last year out and at least end on a good note, not hurt.’” Included in that familial chorus of encouragement was someone who’s had professional sports success of his own, his cousin Kirk Cousins, who is a starting NFL quarterback.

“In 20 years, when you look back at your life,” Kirk Cousins said to his cousin at the time, “are you gonna wish that you quit baseball earlier?”

So, with the support of his family, Cousins gave it another go, playing for the Schaumburg Boomers in the Frontier League and then for Arizona and Wisconsin in the lower levels of the minor leagues. From there, Cousins got a spring training invite from the Brewers and quickly catapulted the ranks of the Brewers’ minor league system.

“This year was crazy,” Cousins said. “We were in each spot for about three weeks, and it was a lot of fun. Someone comes and taps on your shoulder and tells you to go to the manager’s office, and then you get on a plane the next day. - thedp.com

Ask and you shall receive... Go to your fg_files folder and save over the old one with this one. Next update I do of my pack will have this one in it. It's not there now as he is a recently done one for me.

[luckymann]

Another to be purged please and thank you.

G

Steve Gerkin

[AESP_pres]

This is the Steve Gerkin FG I did... obviously the uniform is wrong but this is the way OOTP works.

[luckymann]

Originally Posted by AESP_pres

This is the Steve Gerkin FG I did... obviously the uniform is wrong but this is the way OOTP works.

Awesome Pres, thanks - he's just about to participate in the 1950 WS for the White Sox against my Bucs, so the timing is perfect.

G

[AESP_pres]

It's my turn to have a request... I need a Floyd Wicker but everything I do is awful because no good pictures of him are available. The best result I got is that and this is quite scary to be honest...

[LansdowneSt]

Bucky Guth played up the road in Dundalk H.S. where he was captain of the baseball team. He went on to play two years at the University of West Virginia before the Braves took him in the 20th round. He played professional ball for five years with a three-game cup of coffee with the Twins in 1972. Went 0-3 but in a pinch-running role, it looks like he scored a run.

He's in my Random Debut so I did him based of his 1965 senior H.S. yearbook picture and tried to get him to look a bit older and akin to the bRef picture... and it turns out I replaced a Bickford

[LansdowneSt]

Floyd Wicker was a prospect so promising that he was signed at just 17 years of age. He was signed out of North Carolina and despite his youth, was immediately sent to the minor leagues to start his professional career. As might be expected, he struggled somewhat during his first few seasons, showing that he needed seasoning before being considered for the majors. Unfortunately, a wrench was thrown into the works by Wicker missing the 1964 and 1965 seasons due to military service. Although he continued playing during that time, it was not against the same level of competition he would have faced otherwise.

When Wicker returned to professional baseball at the age of 22 in 1966, he quickly emerged as a top prospect, finally putting together all of his tools. The left-handed hitter did not hit for much power but was solid in other aspects of the game. He finally made his major league debut with St. Louis in 1968, appearing in 5 games for the eventual National League champs.

The roster crunch in St. Louis led to Wicker being left unprotected in the 1968 Rule 5 Draft and he was snatched up by the Montreal Expos. Over the next several seasons he bounced between the Expos, Milwaukee Brewers, and San Francisco Giants, but was never able to find consistent playing time. He retired following the 1971 season, having played in a total of 81 major league games, with a .159 batting average, 1 home run and 6 RBI. - baseballhistorian.blogspot.com/

I didn't even try the Pilots picture that it looks like you might have tried. Instead, I used the straight-on, air-brushed Montreal picture.

[AESP_pres]

LansdowneSt I have another one for you if you have some free time... José Ortiz. Neither of my two results make me happy... first one need cleaning I can't do and the second looks strange and the teeth are visible in the lower lip.

[luckymann]

Guys I was sure I already did him, but apparently not - does anyone have an improvement on Ervin Santana? This one of mine is terrible.



Thanks

G

[LansdowneSt]

Post 3097

[luckymann]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

Post 3097

Cheers bud - then, of course, I also look in the editor and discover the reason why it wasn't coming up - no ID. All fixed thanks.

G

[luckymann]

You simply gotta go...

Bill Stearns

[BaseballGOAT]

2 guys in definite need of an upgrade, Red Sox minor leaguer Wilyer Abreu and former Red Sox minor leaguer, and Rule V pick Andrew Politi