Thanks for your response. I have a few other “wish list” items but maybe I can post those later after I’ve played a few more games.

Nate

It is working now

@APBA-GO-Jeremy Thanks Jeremy. The new add-on is really nice. Great work.

Ok understand…Thanks for the input!

@TSBL It’s a great little house rule. Easy to do. Makes for a strategic decision. The home manager can only re-roll his own dice roll, though. (Otherwise he could simply negate a three-run homer by the visiting team.) Not sure the rule does enough to swing the home team to a 54% advantage on a game like APBA, but it sure can’t hurt.

@chaneyhey great question! Hope we hear something.

I’m assuming that’s a typo, given that my original Mike Young card (©1985) has a 35 on 65.
Young grounded into only 5 DP’s in 470 PA’s in '84. So it definitely seems like a typo.
Shoot a quick note to GO Support.

Thank you for the info… appreciated.

I have figured out when a pitcher gives up a 5th ER he is reduced a grade.

Another reason I like pre 1969 and 1973 is pre 69 was before divisions and pre 73 was before DH. Plus less games/teams. So I am playing 1908 and 1960. I have started a 73 replay but only a few games. I will do that as a long term project. I forget to use a DH.

@falcon4fever pretty much yes. AI managers will play the game in about 5 seconds.

Hi!

Use the support link on the left side menu, or email support@apbago.com and include the play by play file of the game in question.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@vinman We’ll add it to the list.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Yes.

Thanks,
Jeremy

That looks like you have some malware installed on your computer.

We just provide a .csv file… it has no ties to the application used to open it.

As you can see from the first image, an application called File Viewer has been set as the default application to open .csvs on your device.

You should consider running a malware scanner (Windows has one) to get rid of the malware, and try right-clicking the .csv file icon and selecting ‘open with’ to choose another program to open .csv files by default.

I’m no Windows expert but that should get you back on track.

Thanks,
Jeremy

I better hear those dice rattle in that shaker before the next roll!!