The note on the old game board says that a 6 with a runner on third is a double for player cards with double columns. This is true regardless of whether the 6 that was the result of the roll was in the first or second column.
@wabillk from your question, I will assume you are setting up a custom team of Blue Jays. If that is the case, you would start with your 91 Jays and add players from other Jays teams. If you have the subscription, or numerous seasons, you can do a search putting Toronto in the “city” search space and fill in the defensive ratings you want. This eliminates the other teams and positions for you. If you do not have the subscription, it is a lot harder to do. (That said, 2010 has 3 OFs who are def.3s and one 5 at first; 2008 has 2 OFs and one 5 at 1st; 2007 has 3 OFs and a 4 at 1st; 2006 has 3 OFs and a 4 at 1st; Those are just the ones I have access to look at). You can look up the names and stats under the store tab…
To the wish list I would add Negro Leagues teams. I know of course there is the issue of the great variance in statistics for these teams, but APBA put out Negro League cards decades ago. Why aren’t these teams in APBA GO?
I just had the same. Second time in this collection. Ironically, the pinch-hitter that got credit was actually replaced for a pinch-runner before the walk off run scored. .
I believe manual dice rolls will make the game “void” as far as accumulating any ratings points, etc. I know this does not matter to some, but just be aware.
