yea no offense but thats useless data

@BigDog , it is already there. “Re-roll rain outs”.Screenshot_20230219_090415_Chrome.jpg

@hoffridge thanks. It makes sense.

@RandySteinman No worries!

I will follow this up with a reminder that the 2021 WS teams will be removed from the site at the end of the month.

If anyone has projects on the go with them, it would be a good idea to wrap them up.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@RobNPR , not sure if this would be what you want. Make that team one of your “custom” teams. Then when you click “manage” that team, a list is populated with a button for each player to pop up his card.

Not challenge play rules

There are several different leagues that use a variety of different rules from using a players Jrating to determine games they can play, others go by actual games played or a percentage of, or Plate appearances. Pitchers are usually limited by grade but some leagues add an innings pitch restriction. Some leagues use a twist in roster management by either restricting the number of players you can keep each season, contracts for players, and a salary cap. I run several leagues covering a variety of eras, ITBL 1908, MYT 1934, GYA 1951, JAG 1963, DABB 1990 going in reverse.

Dev

oh and if he goes 3 batter beyond his limit he loses his Z if he has one. we do this by again ignoring the Z and IBB him. kind of simple but its all we have to work with to penalize a pitcher who is fatigued mess with his control

@RandySteinman Thanks for bringing this up. The optional individual ratings for the basic game are high on my APBA GO wish list. Makes late-inning defensive replacements a much bigger deal.

@TSBL Good to know. My problem appears to be that all my saved lineups have disappeared completely. Happened about two months ago. Now I have to rebuild from the default lineups every time I set up a game.

@Morrisp Hi,

Please let support know so they can start a dialogue with you to help narrow down the problem.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@chaneyhey Both are on the list, but probably won’t happen in the near future.

Thanks,
Jeremy