sounds good. this is my second rainout in my BATS2 season after never seeing even one in 12 previously played full seasons with the dice and card version,.

@apba-go-jeremy Three and a half months later, it still would be nice if Fred Lewis is on the right team. At this point, I’d describe this as disappointing.

@jkrebs You are correct in your assumption. Players appear on the team they are ‘carded’ for and cannot be moved at this time. Custom teams are on the list as a foundation piece for drafts and leagues but they are not yet in place.

Not yet. But from what I understand it is coming

I believe I have had that (or something very similar) happen to me a while back. Could be a glitch when a ‘6’ is the play result with runners on first and second…

I have to add how smooth this works regardless if I play on a windows format like my laptop or my Kindle Fire Tablet. I can sit out on my balcony and enjoy playing at night with a nice beverage. Going to order some more teams and seasons.

I was unaware of this as well. Thanks guys!

@hoffridge This sounds like something you should report in detail to Support https://baseball.apbago.com/support

@apba-go-jeremy Sosa was the previous hitter and the info is in the play-by-play narrative.

@hoffridge I also saw today that I pitching change I made didn’t appear to take, before I hit the pitch button. I went back into the lineup… I couldn’t put him in because he was listed as already being used… so I just closed the lineup… and boom… he appeared in the lineup as he should have been. I was then allowed to finish the game. Before I have replaced the awry pitcher with someone else and tried to finish… but that just messes it up more.

@dbisbee25 Not sure! Please submit a support ticket and provide the information it requests - we’ll try to duplicate it next week. Thanks for letting us know!

@jblaschka Thank you! Fix should be in later this week.

Jeremy, I fully realize this would be low priority on the to-do list… but do you think it might be possible in the future to add some type of “take back a play” function?
I had a solitaire tournament game a while back where a home team was losing by two runs in the ninth inning. They had a fast runner on second with two out. I actually had him playing safe, as his run was meaningless. Yet he was thrown out trying to steal third… to end the game.
I suppose one could argue that bonehead plays happen in real life. But it just seemed like a lousy way to end what had been a good game. To at least have the option to NOT have it end that way would have been good.
Love GO. Keep up the great work.