@Steve_Admin okay sounds good! thank you!

@wildfire2099 thanks! Ive been playing for a week and realized they have most of them in the book. However it took some time to learn them. Ive already added the optional rules aswell and im looking for a deeper experience so I found the master edition secondhand. This game is awesome but I need it to be a little more involved than the basic game. But the shipping prices at the apba website are insane right now.

okay cool thank you! that answers both of my questions. My fielding rating was too high for both teams. And after playing apba go I was pretty sure there was only a dice roll for the batter. Thanks for explaining that now I can get into the game!

Thank you @Steve_Admin !

@Bumper37 Hi! If you’re using the Replay feature, click the ‘View Collection’ button to be taken to the Collection for that Replay.

Any games played in the Replay will be available there, and the stats will aggregate.

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If you are playing through a season manually, make sure all the games are assigned to the same Collection.

View the Collection using the Collection link on the left side menu to see aggregated stats.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@jnoga Hi!

Not at this time.

We use the lineup selection screen to create and save lineups, and that requires a game to be generated.

Thanks,
Jeremy

no post season replay lineups?

@RandySteinman Awesome! Thanks for the info

@BogotaBrave Hi!

Not at this time.

But maybe one day.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@APBABASEBALLFAN Fridge is correct. The year matters.
Let’s compare two pitchers from the GTOP sets: One from a good hitter’s season (the 1930 Cardinals, GTOP-4), and one from a good pitcher’s season (1968 Tigers, GTOP-2).
Over approx the same number of innings pitched, Sy Johnson (Cardinals) had an ERA of 4.65, while Joe Sparma (Tigers) had an ERA of 3.70. Sparma’s ERA was significantly better. Yet, both are rated C’s. In fact, Johnson is a much more attractive C-YZ than Sparma’s C-W.
Some will argue that’s why they don’t like to pit teams from different era’s. And they’ve got a point, I suppose. Personally, the beauty of APBA is being able to play teams from 1930 & '68 against each other… and enjoy it for what it is.

@HOFfridge That’s really weird. Have never seen that.

That small strike zone gave pitchers fits, I am sure. And despite having a squatty, catcher-style body, he could fly.

something about chris speier and babe Ruth being on same all star team is unnerving somehow LOL