from an excellent post by micropterus58 - here is a way to import players to specific teams via text file, by simply adding another few characters to the ones already created by the above write-up:
"To import players create a txt file using Notepad. I suggest you create a file for each team and import one team at a time. Then verify that the team is populated correctly. It's very easy to make a mistake. For the Yankees expand on the following example.
jeterde01, 1999,nyy
mantlmi01, 1957,nyy
gehrilo01, 1927,nyy
The nyy follows the abbreviation used on the league & teams settings page. This is the destination team so you can assign players to any team you wish. Select the year you want. You may have to use multiple databases to import the mix of players."
I suggest you do one team at a time and verify the players imported correctly. Here's a sample for the Red Sox and Pawtucket (AAA).
yastrca01, 1967,bos
evansdw01, 1981,bos
willite01, 1946,bos
riceji01, 1978,paw
doerrbo01, 1944,bos
ortizda01, 2007,bos
hoopeha01, 1920,paw
just be certain you are using the team edit names that are actually in the game. to find those - go the league settings, league & teams, there you'll find a list of all the teams and their abbreviations.
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i've not tried this in OOTP 21, but it worked well the one time i tested it in OOTP 20.
not much else i can add that i know or have tested without a functioning game computer. all the best.
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