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  • News and announcements for our community.

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    @nleininger Subscription ($25) is charged monthly, including all unlocks.

  • Introduce yourself to the community.

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    @APBA-GO-Jeremy win=10 pts., loss=5 pts.

  • General APBA GO Baseball discussions.

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    @TSBL I’ll add it to the list.

    Thanks,
    Jeremy

  • Discussions pertaining to APBA GO Baseball tournaments.

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    Back at it after the holiday… The Cubs one game 3 of the series over Washington behind 2 solo home runs (Frank Chance and Solly Hofman) Chance in 6 games has 6 extra base hits… 3 doubles, a triple and 2 homers. In the actual 1906 he had only 36 ebhs in 136 games… talk about a hot start!

    Also getting a 66/11 combo twice in 2 innings? Someone check those dice!

    Coming off his no hitter, Miner Brown managed to get to the 4th before giving up his first hit of the season, and went to 2-0 with his 2nd complete game

    the 1906 Cubs as a team managed to go 4-2 through their first 2 series despite hitting .168

    Naturally, I expect the league average to be pretty low with all the transcendent pitching seasons in this group, but that’s a bit crazy!

  • Discussion around community-created leagues for APBA GO Baseball

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  • Discussions pertaining to APBA GO Baseball

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    The 1936 Yankees dominated their series with the 1958 Yankees, winning five of six games to raise their record to 39-21, seventh best by percentage. The '58 Yankees fell further behind .500 at 51-57.

    Red Ruffing did damage on the mound and the plate in the '36 Yankees 4-3 Game One win; he got the win thanks to his game-winning solo homerun in the 8th to break a 3-3 tie. Joe Dimaggio broke out in Game Two with five RBI on a triple and homerun for a 12-6 win. The '36 Yankees overcame a 4-2 deficit in Game Three to win 5-4 thanks to Red Rolfe’s two-run single in the 8th inning. They won their fourth straight in Game Four with more late inning dramatics. The game was tied 1-1 in the 9th when the '58 Yankees went ahead 2-1 on an Enos Slaughter pinch-hit sac fly. In the bottom of the inning, Jake Powell laced a two-out RBI single to tie the game and pinch hitter Roy Johnson followed with a walk-off double for a 3-2 win. The '58 Yankees picked up their only win in Game 5. Elston Howard hit a pinch-hit three run homerun in the 7th to give them a 6-2 lead. They held on for a 6-5 win. The final game went extra innings. The '36 Yankees jumped out to a 5-0 lead on the strength of a Tony Lazzeri grand slam in the 2nd inning. The '58 Yankees came back to tie the game in the 7th when Andy Carey hit a two-run dinger. The two teams exchanged runs in the 8th which sent the game to extras. The '36 Yankees won in bizarre fashion as Rolfe scored from second after passed balls on back-to-back pitches for a 7-6 win.

    Lou Gehrig leads the '36 Yankees in hitting at .346 with 31 homeruns, 80 RBI, 73 runs scored and a 1.235 OPS. Dimaggio his hitting .328 with 14 homeruns, 55 runs scored and a .992 OPS. Bill Dickey is also hitting .328 with 11 homeruns, 56 RBI and a .932 OPS. George Selkirk is hitting .315 with a .928 OPS. Powell is hitting .300. Ruffing is now 10-2 with a 4.14 ERA. Pat Malone picked up a couple of saves to give him 13 for the season with a 2.20 ERA

    Howard is hitting .352 for the '58 Yankees with a .972 OPS. Norm Siebern and Mickey Mantle lead the team in runs scored with 74. Carey now has 22 homeruns and a team leading 77 RBI. Ryne Duren saved their only win, his 20th of the season. The '58 Yankees will take on the 27-15 1923 Yankees in the next series.

  • The technical goings details of APBA GO Baseball

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    @timscomics Good for you. For what it’s worth, I submit a glitch to Support once every couple of weeks. Those poor guys probably get tired of hearing from me. But they do a great job of addressing them. I rarely see the same issue popping up.

  • Discussions pertaining to APBA GO Baseball

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    Weird situation here. The same pitcher got credit for the win and the loss, and he should have not gotten neither. Not sure if I can upload the actual box score CSV.

  • Got a question? Ask away!

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    Very minor issue here…
    Just had a recurring situation in a (basic, solitaire) game where the winning run does not show in the final box score as being earned. In this case, it’s the run given up by Cubs’ reliever Scott Sanderson in the bottom of the 11th.
    I believe this seems to happen when it’s a walk-off win in the bottom of the ninth (or later).
    Have sent details to GO Support…

    It is the bottom of the 11th
    The score is:
    2-2

    Lineup Change: Scott SANDERSON for Dave OWEN

    Chicago CHIA rolls a 4 and 6
    It’s a 13 on Tom PACIOREK’s card.
    Using Fielding 1
    Result: Strikeout; PO-C (*R-FLY out; PO-CF)
    Tom PACIOREK strikes out.

    Chicago CHIA rolls a 3 and 3
    It’s a 6 on Harold BAINES’s card.
    Result: DOUBLE to right center
    Harold BAINES DOUBLES to right center.
    Using Fielding 1
    Result: Intentional Base on Balls
    Scott SANDERSON issues an intentional base on balls, Ron KITTLE advances 1 base

    Chicago CHIA rolls a 1 and 5
    It’s an 8 on Vance LAW’s card.
    Result: SINGLE over short; one scores, other to 2nd; *other to 3rd

    Chicago CHIA takes the lead!

    Chicago CHIA takes the lead!
    Vance LAW SINGLES over short. Harold BAINES scores, Ron KITTLE advances to second.
    Home team wins!
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