@mariner Thanks so much for the heads up.

Everyone might be at the convention?

@apba__dave Anytime I see something glitchy like that, I send details of it to GO Support. When GO first launched in 2016, there were quite a few little gremlins like that in the game engine. Over time, the majority of them have been fixed. But I’m sure a few (like this one) still exist.
I have found the GO Support team to be very appreciative of hearing about glitches like this, and that they’re usually resolved by the next update. Sending them a screen shot of the issue also seems to be very helpful.

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@TSBL I use the Ohtani rule and it still doesnt work.

@APBA-GO-Jeremy

Podcast was very informative! I hope John continues to keep us updated on GO and APBA in general.

It appears the players not showing up are multi team players during the year. JD Davis, Robinson Cano, Juan Soto are the players I have seen have this problem.

I deleted the players in question and then added them back to the teams. When setting up a game the players appeared.

@APBA-GO-Jeremy understand. 8 characters would be great start!

It would be nice to atleast have the batting throwing ninfo, defensive and pitcher grades displayed like league manager in BBW. Maybe batting/ throwing side, AB/innings, g, gs etc so we can see some basic info. Maybe view saved lineups etc.

@wildfire2099 I noticed that as well. Would love to have the divisions separated. Don’t know if there’s a way though.

Hi,

Contact support and they’ll take care of it.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Did a little more trial by error and figured it out.

Understand Jeremy! Thanks for answering!

This might be a related issue I had Bill Melton hit a walk off triple to win a previous tied 1-1 game. It was correctly credited as a 2-1 win, but Melton still got credit for a triple, even though there were runner of first and 2nd… it should have been a double or a single.

here’s the game if it’s helpful (I assume you guys can look at the play by play)

https://baseball.apbago.com/baseball/history/boxscore?boxScoreId=514484

I agree that would be really helpful!

@wildfire2099 I sent Support a note about this as well. Am sure it will be corrected soon. :+1:

@GSWOLFSON Hi!

You should contact support so they can help figure out what is going on.

https://baseball.apbago.com/support

They have the tools to find the answers you need.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Another example. 1922 Giants score four runs, all earned, against 1916 Dodgers’ SP Jeff Pfeffer (AC-Z).
1st inning: Double, groundout, sac fly
2nd inning: Groundout, single, 2-run HR
7th inning: Groundout, double, triple

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Yet, game box score shows Pfeffer as having allowed only three earned runs…

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Doesn’t seem to be any common theme to them.
Dodgers did not commit any errors and there were no passed balls in the game.
Will send Game Play summary to GO Support.

I sure hope this gets fixed. Walks are a big part of Nimmo’s game.