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@apba-go-jeremy Three and a half months later, it still would be nice if Fred Lewis is on the right team. At this point, I’d describe this as disappointing.

I was unaware of this as well. Thanks guys!

@jjgils Tonight was good for the Red Sox all around. Such a classic matchup!

@bstark apbago as it is now “works” for league replay. It could be much better (I believe it will be). We are replaying (finishing) the 1994 strike shortened season. We use google sheet to compile the stats and track rosters limits and rotation of starters. Our biggest challenge was finding enough players to play the not so good teams. So I ended up playing those.

We have about 25 of 700 game so left and hope to be in playoffs by next weekend or so.

Btw in our replay Gwynn wound up at .411 for the 162 games season and Both Bagwell and Williams broke the home run record of 61.
We plan on doing more in the future. Keep an eye out

Andy

my only issue with my Kindle Fire (and I assume because it is a weird version of Android) is sometimes it is hard to scroll to the very bottom of the bench player list.

@jnoga Will do.

@x1x1x1 I use it in solitaire all the time…don’t confuse “chat” with “chat”…lol…it probably should read: TEXT

My problem definitely seems to be associated with the PHILA’11 team from GTOP4.
Will let support know.

DUE TO SOME MANAGERS DROPPING OUT FOR PERSONAL REASONS THIS LEAGUE HAS BEEN DISBANDED.
-SAD-

@hokielar We haven’t set a date for our next release, but likely within a week.

thats why i dont play in tournments anymore!

what about the times when the game makes you sub for a pinch hitter (or runner) that subbed for the actual position he is replacing? I thought I saw this somewhere but it has happened to me twice last week. I sub/pinch hit a SS for the SS. When the inning ends, the game makes me substitute again for that guy.

I agree that the step play feature should be integrated into head to head play.

It is a pain in the @#$ to have to click the <- arrow

Its been fixed thank you!

lets see if we can get Vince those 110 steals. Don’t think so with 13 on the H+R not being a SB like the old days.

@Honus1908 Hi!

You can send custsupp@apbagames.com a note detailing the issue you found.

Be sure to state the player name, year, etc. and detail the issue.

Thanks,
Jeremy

The Little Pink Machine lead the league with a 52-20 record and got the top spot in the Cap Anson Division. The winner of the last 2 championships the Baltimore Black Sox made their 4th consecutive playoff appearance and faced off the Texas Boxcars who are back in the playoffs after missing the post season in 1933. Baltimore ousted Texas in 5 games. Turning to face Little Pink in the Anson finals, The Machines bounced Baltimore in 6 games to put an end to their hopes of a three-peat. Over in the Buck Ewing division the Kville Blaze lead the division by 5 games over the Pioneer Valley Giants and the Philadelphia Freedom. Pioneer and Philly battled but Pioneer was victorious in 4 games but The Blaze burned through the Valley in 5 games to reach the championship. The Machine was rolling along before the Blaze caught fire and clinched the world series in 6 games.

Congrats to Bill the Chill and the Kville Blaze.

@TSBL That’s a tough one. I would imagine that the cards would not change, EXCEPT for instances where a correction to card data was made during the period of time between original and R releases.

I know it does happen, as the community often reports glaring card errors, and the files do get updated with corrections.

But generally, these are one-offs, not a redo of all the original data.

I hope that helps, but like I said, this is really not my area of expertise.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Another similar example today:
'11 Cardinals lost to '16 Cubs. (pic 1)
But the final boxscore does not reflect the final St. Louis pitcher, Octavio Dotel, who faced one batter to get the final out in the bottom of the 8th. (pic 2)
The Game History boxscore also fails to show Dotel. (pic 3)
But, good news, Dotel’s appearance IS tabulated in my Collections.

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I know y’all are working on this, but I wanted to post this one as well… similar issue where the starter got the win when he wasn’t supposed to, but on this one the LOSS was also incorrect. The starter came out of the game with the tying run on 2nd, the bullpen gave up that run, and 2 more… the reliever should have got the loss, but didn’t.

https://baseball.apbago.com/baseball/history/boxscore?boxScoreId=457280

After a tournament lasting 390 games and 480 days, the New York Giants of 1912 left nothing in doubt.
The Giants ran the '46 Red Sox silly, stealing seven bases en route to an easy 11-2 victory in the title game of this GTOP tournament of 128 teams spanning from 1901 to 2019. Six different Giants had multiple hits, including Larry Doyle who went 4-for-5 with a walk, stole two bases and scored three runs.
New York rapped out 17 hits (16 singles and a double) in support of winning pitcher Christy Mathewson, who went the distance allowing eight hits while striking out six. Mathewson finished the tournament with a 4-1 record and an ERA of 1.73.

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Despite going 0-for-3 with a walk in the championship game, Ted Williams was the unanimous choice for Tournament Hitting MVP. The Red Sox slugger led the event in every major offensive category, including HR’s (9), AVG (.404), OBP (.593), SLG (1.053) and OPS (1.646).
Greg Maddux of the 1998 Atlanta Braves was the Pitching MVP, going 6-0 with a 0.68 ERA. Maddux tossed five complete games, allowing only four earned runs in 53 innings of work.
The Gold Glove winner was 1B George Scott of the 1967 Red Sox, who fielded 195 chances error-free, finishing the tournament with 183 putouts and 12 assists.
Perhaps the biggest disappointment of the event was Babe Ruth of the 1927 Yankees. Despite winning the Ruth Division (for teams from 1918-1935), New York received little production from their famous slugger, who batted only .194 with two homers and five RBI.
A notable hitting oddity in the tournament was Wally Gerber of the 1922 St. Louis Browns. In 44 plate appearances, Gerber put every ball into play, finishing the tournament with no strikeouts and no walks. But the shortstop batted only .233 with four RBI in 11 games.

Statistical Leaders:

Batting Leaders (min 45 PA’s):
Ted Williams (1946 Red Sox) .404
George Sisler (1922 Browns) .400
Fred Merkle (1912 Giants) .373

OPS (min 45 PA’s):
Ted Williams (1946 Red Sox) 1.646
Jose Bautista (1915 Blue Jays) 1.404
Javy Lopez (1998 Braves) 1.167

Home Runs:
Ted Williams (1946 Red Sox) 9
Javy Lopez (1998 Braves) 7
Four players tied with 6

Runs Batted In:
Javy Lopez (1998 Braves) 25
Ted Williams (1946 Red Sox) 20
Tony Conigliaro (1967 Red Sox) 18

Stolen Bases:
Fred Merkle (1912 Giants) 9
Buck Herzog (1912 Giants) 8
Three players tied with 7

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Pitching W-L Leaders:
Greg Maddux (1998 Braves) 6-0
Dave Ferriss (1946 Red Sox) & Lee Stange (1967 Red Sox) Each 5-0

Earned Run Average (min 40 IP):
Greg Maddux (1998 Braves) 0.68
Jack Morris (1984 Tigers) 0.90
Lee Stange (1967 Red Sox) 1.44

Strikeouts:
Cecil Hughson (1946 Red Sox) 52
Greg Maddux (1998 Braves) 44
Jim Lonborg (1967 Red Sox) 37

WHIP (min 40 IP):
Greg Maddux (1998 Braves) 0.62
Jack Morris (1984 Tigers) 0.70
Christy Mathewson (1912 Giants) 0.77

Saves:
Bob Klinger (1946 Red Sox) 3
Fifteen pitchers tied with 2