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I play the Basic game, but use the available options like Optional Pitching, Advanced Fielding and Pitcher Fatigue. For me, they each add excellent strategic realism. I play Solitaire games, usually one a day. You can also set up any specific game to be played on Autoplay, but I personally prefer to roll them myself. So, if you want, you can easily pick and choose which games to play yourself (ie. Red Sox or Royals). You can also play just the AL games, if you want. And even if you play a game on Autoplay, you can always review the boxscore afterward.
I would STRONGLY recommend buying the Replay Unlock feature. Well worth the $25.
Stats are quickly and easily saved after each game in Collections. Again… highly recommend doing that. The level of stat-keeping, by individual or team, is exceptional. The only issue I find is that, once every ten games or so, an earned/unearned run is tabulated incorrectly (usually after a Passed Ball, or an Error followed by a Fielder’s Choice). But that’s a pretty minor thing.
Good luck and have fun with whatever you decide.

I am manually replaying the 1952 season without any problems like you describe.
For instance, I am currently setting up starting lineups for my next game. Larry Jansen is correctly shown as the starting pitcher for the Giants’ June 19th game vs Pittsburgh.
But if I wanted to choose another starting pitcher instead… I would simply go click on his name (ie. Al Corwin), drag it across and drop it in place over Jansen’s name in the #9 spot, then click the blue "NEXT’ tab on the top right.
And Corwin would then be the Giants’ starting pitcher instead of Jansen…

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WEEK 8
10/15/2017

(9 of 10)

SOUTHAMPTON 1 - NIL NEW CASTLE
Southampton (3-3-1) vs New Castle U (3-2-2)

SOUTHAMPTON (TR2; DEF 3) vs NEW CASTLE (TR 2; DEF 2)

Sometimes it is better to be very lucky than good. Case in point - Southampton’s 1- Nil victory over NewCastle United at St. Mary’s Stadium with 32,505 delirious Southampton fans left happily stunned. With the tick on the clock a lonh header by Southampton was redirected in the wrong direction by Newcastle Midfielder, Jonjo Shelvey. The ball whizzed by stunned Newcastle Goalkeeper ,KArl Darlow as time expired. It was an “Own Goal” for Shelvey.

Southampton now sits with Burnley tied for third, both with 15 points.

SOUTHAMPTON STATISTICS NEW CASTLE
8 SHOTS 10
0 SHOTS ON GOAL 3
0 GOALS 0
0 ASSISTS 0
9 FOULS COMMITTED 5
5 FOULS SUFFERED 9
0 RED CARDS 0
1 YELLOW CARDS 1
2 CORNER KICKS 3
0 GOALS OFF CORNER KICKS 0
0 PENALTY KICKS 0
0 PENALTY KICKS MADE 0
4 OFF-SIDES 0

SCORING:

NEXT MATCH: Leicester City (0-3-4) vs West Bromwich (2-4-1)

@APBA-GO-Jeremy

This would be awesome!