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The 1962 Yankees and the 1938 Yankees split their six game series; the '62 Yankees remain 22 games under .500 at 61-83 while the '38 Yankees stay 10 games over .500 at 20-10.

The series went back-and-forth with the '62 Yankees winning games 1,3, and 5 and the '38 Yankees winning games 2,4, and 6. Elston Howard drove in all five runs for the '62 Yankees 5-3 win in Game One with a first inning grand slam and another solo blast for good measure. The '38 Yankees evened the series in Game Two 4-2 thanks to a go-ahead two run homer by Lou Gehrig in the 7th. Ralph Terry starred for the '62 Yankees in Game Three’s 4-1 win on the mound and the plate in which he was 2-2 with two RBI. Joe Dimaggio helped even the series again in Game Four with a 2-2, homerun and four RBI performance in a 7-2 win. The '62 Yankees bombed five homeruns in Game Five, two by Clete Boyer, in a 13-9 slugfest. The '38 Yankees finished the pattern with a 9-4 win in the final game; Bill Dickey went 3-3 with two homeruns and four RBI.

Dickey hit .350 in the series which actually dropped his overall average to .361 to lead the team. He hit four homeruns and drove in nine runs to give him 13 homeruns, 36 RBI and a 1.228 OPS, also team highs. Dimaggio is hitting .317 with a 1.044 OPS. Starting pitching remains an early strength of this team as four of their top five starters sport ERAs under 3.20, led by Monte Pearson at 4-1 with a 1.85 ERA.

Mantle’s average dropped back down to .283; he went over the century mark in runs scored with 101. Roger Maris hit two more homeruns with five RBI in the series to give him 27 dingers and 97 RBI. Terry’s win improved his record to 14-11 with a 3.67 ERA. Marshall Bridges saved two more games to give him 39 for the season while reducing his ERA to 4.28. The '62 Yankees will play the 13-5 1928 Yankees in the next series.

Love the new mobile interface. I have one request - can you put the batter’s name and in-game stats in or near the scoreboard like on the computer layout. You have the Boxscore tab there on the mobile version, maybe a line just below that, right above the center fielder’s name? Or in the white box that shows the batter?
Thanks

Ok that’s great info! Thanks. The action bar issue will be resolved shortly.

Thanks again!
Jeremy

Was curious, so I set up a solitaire game on my iPad.
Using a Safari browser, I am getting the same issue described above (with icons covering the player’s card in lower left)…

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The issue is fixed when I switch to a Chrome browser (again on the iPad). However, that results in the names of the players no longer being visible in those little red and blue bars that appear on the playing field…

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Weird.

ok thanks I’ll keep that in mind in the future

@APBA-GO-Jeremy Perfect - thank you for the prompt reply and detailed response. I appreciate it, Really enjoying the APBA GO replay module. I’m a little over half way into my 1972 Pittsburgh Pirates replay. Kudos!

@jnoga Hi!

Not at this time.

We use the lineup selection screen to create and save lineups, and that requires a game to be generated.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@RobNPR No, not in the Basic rules.

There are examples of ‘house rules’ where people have created something, but as far as we know, nothing official.

From the manual:

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Thanks,
Jeremy

Hi! It probably means that your outfielders have an OF position assigned to them, rather than LF/CF/RF.

If you make the assignments, it will become valid.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@APBA-GO-Jeremy
For additional Information there is an email sent to customer support on 3/4/25 with the title of APBAGO 1950 season replay with the transactions in red are the players whose cards are not where they should be for 1950 replay.

@APBA-GO-Jeremy Hi Jeremy, yeah I had sent that when two tries to send it through the normal GO SUPPORT tab hadn’t gone through. May be a glitch on my end. Thanks for the reply.
Randy

@APBA-GO-Jeremy The replay lineups have problems when player is traded later in the season is not restored back to the team the player began the season with. In the 1950 season almost every player that was sold or claimed on waivers is on the wrong team

This!
I wildly wish for woba…

Totally agree. The addition of both these features has added excellent realism to every game I roll. Although I’m finding the final three innings of most games are now taking as much time to play as the first six. But all worth it. AAA+++ improvements.

One option on my personal wish-list now would be seeing EVERY new pitcher get a one-time upgrade for the first batter he faces, provided it’s lefty-vs-lefty or righty-vs-righty. (And not just the pitchers with reliever asterisks.)

I give my vote for different stadium backdrops, which would be set by the home team selection.

Thanks for the info.

@Benmcgee80 Hi! Welcome.

Your best bet is to click on the store link on the left side menu to see pricing for everything.

Just click on the various tabs on the store page to see the current pricing for Seasons, Unlocks and more.

Sounds like you’d want:

The 2024 season $25 League Tools Unlock $25 Unlimited Unlock $25

Your friend would need the same.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Edit: A subscription would give you access to the entire catalog of data and all functionality.