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Sound and notification is definitely a nice surprise!

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.

@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

Somehow I was able to get the players back even though they were substituted.

@NYAPBA Yes, like the board game.

Hi!,

in most cases the information used to determine game results will be made available to players. Also, the back and forth flow between offense and defense will also take place prior to results being made available. This should appeal to managers familiar with the master game (while making the game playable to those managers who are still learning)

Hope this helps,

This might be helpful for draft leagues.

I’ve experienced two no-hit shutouts but in both cases, the pitcher gave up 2 walks. In one of them, the pitcher went perfect for 8 innings and gave up 2 walks in the 9th. You know the old rule: don’t talk about it while it’s happening or you’ll jinx it. Well I realized what was happening in the bottom of the 9th…apparently, thinking about it will also jinx it.