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Is this the Twilight Zone? I read his question four times and still can’t figure out what he asked that was not answered. Kayleigh, I think you did a great job of answering his question and I’d like to offer you an apology on behalf of Sludge. I’m not sure what quagmire he was dredged up from, but his name is certainly fitting.
Also, thank you Jeremy for your decisive reaction. I can only speak for myself, but we don’t need his kind of muck oozing around here clogging up the real reason we are here…to have fun and enjoy this great game.

@apba-go-jeremy Thanks, Jeremy

@tigerscott I have always thought relievers in APBA were overcarded. I mean… then can come in the game in real life, give us two hits and 1 or 2 starter runs, and still leave with no earned runs. APBA then grades them on that low ERA. Using WHIP for relievers or something like that may make more sense.

@steelygaze Well if you are completely satisfied with Hockey Blast why change? I can only give my opinion (and that is all that it is) but I found hockey blast fun but sort of a mix between a quick play and a full game. For me, APBA hockey does more.

@statsman201819 PayPal is the only way to purchase items through APBA GO at this time.

I believe manual dice rolls will make the game “void” as far as accumulating any ratings points, etc. I know this does not matter to some, but just be aware.

RNG will get you every time.

Or the dice, depending on your generation. ;)

Jeremy

@APBA-GO-Jeremy GOtcha

NL Atlanta Regional - Round Robin #2

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Braves 6, Outlaws 4

A two-run pinch-hit HR by Ronald Acuna Jr. and a three-run blast by Dave Justice, gave Atlanta (2-0) a dramatic ninth-inning comeback against Cincinnati.

W-Greg McMichael (1-0) L-Will White (0-1)
HR-Acuna Jr. (1), Justice (1)
Javy Lopez 3-4

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Mutuals 4, Lincolns 0

Amos Rusie of New York (0-2) struck out 11 while blanking Chicago (0-2) on three hits.

W-Rusie (1-0) L-Rick Reuschel (01-1)
Larry Doyle 4-5, 2 SB; Buck Ewing 3-5, 3 SB

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Whizzes 8, Marlins 6

A five-run seventh inning brought Philadelphia (1-1) back from a 5-1 deficit; Lou Chiozza’s two-run double in the eighth provided a much needed cushion against Miami (1-1).

W-Curt Simmons (1-0) L-AJ Ramos (0-1) Sv-Ken Heintzelman (1)
HR-Derrek Lee (2), Marcel Ozuna (2), Hanley Ramirez (1)
Cliff Floyd 3-4

Hey Everyone!

We will be deploying 2.5.0 on Monday, August 22nd around 8 a.m. EDT. Unfinished solitaire games older than one year must be completed before the deployment as they will be deleted.

A lot of people have used unfinished Solitaire games to review player cards when the new season data comes out (each year for the past six years), and we’re cleaning them out of the database to increase performance and keep costs down.

All games prior to August 16th, 2021 will be affected.

Please contact support if you have any questions.

Thank you!
Jeremy

There is a book on that season too call Crazy 08s I think?

@sstein Yes, there is a new flow to accommodate the back-and-forth between offense and defense in the Master Game.

@ncord the fatigue is loosely tied to the fatigue number on the card but not exact. a die is rolled before the game (you don’t see it) and a number is added or subtracted from the fatigue number. so if pitcher has a 28 fatigue he may reduce at say 26 or 31 batters. maybe someone can re post the rule

@swindy10 Ugh sorry man the league began already…I will definitely have more in the near future.

How did I miss this? Percy is the best! Congratulations on the first ever MOY for APBA Go!! Great competitor, great ambassador, great tourneys and a class act!

@bs So it turns out that I made a mistake. The max number of participants in a tournament is 40. My bad.

@brianoc if you subscribe you will have access to all teams in all seasons including 2018

@jimsce I think I understand what you mean. I’ll add it to the list.

@jtmiller: Nice

@apba-go-jeremy

Really appreciate the review of the issues you have had to tackle. Much appreciated from our end. It gives some insight into how complex the site is and how troubleshooting is always a part of the job. As a “consumer” I really like the transparency. Married to a programmer, I can understand the glitches that can happen. Rest assured we are with you in this. Great job!