@birdsonbat Hi,

It’s just for that game.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@andyhanna1958 Hi,

Collections are very flexible in that they aggregate stats from any game included in them.

You can add a game to a Collection from Game History, or right at the end of a game, which is the easier way to go.

For a single season replay, you’d need one Collection.

Plan on playing two seasons and want to aggregate career stats between them and have separate stats for each season? Either use three Collections (season 1, season 2 and combined), or use one Collection and flag/unflag included games when you want to change the stat breakdown (having three Collections is the easier method, I think).

You can create a Collection for free and try it out with games played with the free teams. You can always delete the Collection later to make room for another.

To maintain a custom roster for the purpose of trading, etc. you would need the Custom Teams unlock. It will allow you to create a roster that can be filled with any players you have access to. There is a search feature for selecting pitchers and position players, by year, team, some stats, etc. You can add in bulk (for example, search for the 1920 Yankees pitchers, select all of them and add to the roster), or one at a time (search for 1920 Carl Mays, select and add to roster).

Finally, both you and your opponent must own the teams they play with. Teams cost $3, and gift certificates are available in the store.

Have fun,
Jeremy

For season schedules I would suggest using retrosheet.org or baseball-reference.com both sites have them. In addition they have starting line ups used for each day of the season. I prefer retrosheet.org but that is just me.

Thank you for some of the other posts on this thread. I am thinking about doing a replay using APBA GO. You have answered some of my questions as well.

@apba-go-jeremy Got it, thanks! Appreciate all you do and love this platform.

@jkrebs Not yet. Today, you have to review the log at the end of the game. Once you exit, it’s gone.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Optional pitching rules mean that, like in the basic game, pitcher’s grades can be improved or reduced based on good or bad performance.
For example, if a C pitcher allows no earned runs in any six consecutive innings, his grade is advanced to B.
Or if any pitcher allows five earned runs in any three consecutive innings, his grade is reduced by one after the fifth earned run is scored.

Edited to add: What HOFfridge just said, a few minutes before I did. :D

@gil-palladino Thanks for fixing the system gentlemen.

2017 they did very well at home

@pif Hi!

APBA GO Baseball is the Basic game.

Welcome, and I hope you enjoy it.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@chaneyhey It should. Depending on your viewport size, the dice can obscure the game queue in the first image, but the other methods of seeing it should still provide access.

they had two errors…of course you take the pitcher out! lol

@keatsalive-gmail-com Yes they would!!

@hoffridge Crafty!

@monk Manager rating is supposed to indicate experience with competitive play, either against a computer AI (fewer points) or human opponent (more points). No points are awarded for solitaire because they would be too easy to get (you always win).

same thing to me winning 14-0 top of 9th 2 out and i got same message .Is it actually on the original board game?

I’d love to see an option added when starting a game that you can specify minimums for players to qualify for games. Examples: A J-4 can’t enter the game before the 7th inning. Or rosters exclude players with fewer than x plate appearances or y innings pitched. Things like that would be nice adds.