Have this same question, now that I am on the first real-life ‘trade day’ (May 3rd) of my 1952 Replay.
I had assumed you simply hit the DELETE tab… the trade would cease to exist… and the player would go back to the club he was originally rostered on. But that doesn’t seem to be the case with most players (other than those with ‘Historical’ beside their name & under the Actions column).
I’m finding that you actually have to create another trade, in order to properly reverse-deal him back on the correct date.
It’s a little confusing, but I think it’s working. Will find out for sure, once I start opening up these lineups for each game.

Thanks. Finally appeared.

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Or you can do what you say, but actively updating your payment information through PayPal is the better way. I think it nets out to less effort on your part.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@DK11 Replays are built on historical lineups, but there is a trade feature which will allow you to move players around within the season.

You can’t take custom teams you’ve created outside replays, into a replay.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Oh ok got it.

Thanks

I love the MG version. My hope in the future is that they update the play by play text, so that it has more personality like they have in the Basic Game version.

@RobNPR I have no idea.

My team doesn’t make the cards.

Thankfully.

Jeremy

Vinman,
“Would there be a reason to play both?” - This would be a Brewster’s Millions situation - Where you had to use up so much money in a limited amount of time. Otherwise, I can’t think of a reason to play stratmax, but this is an APBA forum. - Steve

@TSBL Correct, only pitchers with an actual game started may start a game at pitcher.

Actually I’m seeing the play it safe button once I got home on my computer I could see it a little more clearly.

Had a big S on it LOL and I swear one time it seemed like a steal happened immediately but maybe not haha

He is a 1b3 in GO and a 1b4 in BBW

Thanks for your help. Ron

Well I kind of understand LOL. He was a borderline guy and with an master electronic update he sort of just fell through the cracks to become an a kind of on a technicality. Sounds like the apba Go cards go by this electronic update and the master rating more than they do the original card basic pitcher rating,? It’s kind of convoluted and hard to follow but I generally got it. Thank you

@Phillyj1m ok i think I have it figured out now…the “dash” next to the first number (vs LHP) is not a dash…its the minus sign.

Gotcha. Thanks.

thx, makes sense