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The 1923 Yankees split another series, this one with the 1953 Yankees. The '53 Yankees stayed 16 games over .500 at 44-28 while the '23 Yankees remained two games under at 65-67.

The two teams split the first two games with the '23 Yankees winning Game One 5-2 and the '53 Yankees winning Game Two 2-0 behind a three-hit shutout by Vic Raschi. They took the lead in the series with a 7-1 win in Game Three; Joe Collins and Phil Rizzuto each drove in three RBI. The ‘23 Yankees evened the series again in Game Four with a 4-2 win; Aaron Ward was 4-5 with two doubles, two RBI, and two runs scored. They won 4-2 again in Game Five, this time on the strength of a Babe Ruth three-run homer in the 1st. inning. Both teams’ offenses exploded in the final game with the '53 Yankees winning by a ridiculous score of 24-14. They had 28 hits, including seven home runs. They scored nine runs in the first inning alone. Mickey Mantle went 4-6 with three home runs, including a grand slam, and eight RBI.

Gene Woodling leads the '53 Yankees in hitting at .344 with 54 RBI, 59 runs scored, and a .972 OPS. Mantle is hitting .328 with 24 home runs, 69 RBI, 67 runs scored, and a 1.036 OPS. Hank Bauer is hitting .311 with 62 runs scored. Yogi Berra is hitting .252 with 12 home runs and 62 RBI. Raschi’s shutout improved his record to 8-4 with a 2.73 ERA. Ed Lopat picked up another win to go to 9-1 with a 2.90 ERA.

Ruth continues to hang around .400 at .394 with 42 home runs, 122 RBI, 127 runs scored, 12 triples, 11 steals, and a 1.347 OPS. Bob Meusel cracked the 100 RBI mark with 102 while hitting .316 with 10 triples and 11 steals. Whitey Witt stayed at .290 with 97 runs scored. Ward raised his average to .260 with 86 RBI. Waite Hoyt picked up his 15th win; he is 15-7 with a 2.91 ERA. The '23 Yankees will battle the 39-21 1936 Yankees in the next series.

For whatever reason, it doesn’t happen as frequently if I use my mouse instead of the touchscreen on my laptop.

funny i guess i have always known you can do it on field name but i always use the lineup

@TSBL The bump should be applied (possibly to the highest A, 19 or 20, I can’t remember) before the L/R adjustment is made. If the reliever is bumped for being same-handed, that is given, then the appropriate adjustment according to the batter card is made.

I’m having no delay problems, but maybe that’s because I’m only playing the WS teams.

As a retired software developer, I cannot stress enough the importance of as many details as you can when submitting a ticket. The platform, the hardware, the operating system are the bare minimum. If you’re trying to recreate the issue, be sure to take screenshots of the settings, and if you really want to be nice to the developers, a screenshot at each stage of setup would be appreciated. You would be surprised how many times something you exclude because it doesn’t seem relevant turns out to be the key.

Why is a pitchers rating in basic say BYZ a C in master

How wild is it that back in the day, our greatest athletes went to war with our military? Can anyone imagine Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Judge fighting overseas?

I’m not sure. Try the Pitching Change Rule, maybe?

@APBA-GO-Jeremy
Thank you Jeremy!

copy and paste to a blank excel spreadsheet ~ I resize all the column widths to 5 (Format_Column Width_5_Ok) so that you can view all the data without changing the View from 100%

I agree now have had that affect the outcome twice in the bottom of the 8th inning

@BogotaBrave Yikes…

That is an excellent question, that I counter with something tangential and mostly unrelated. Look! The dice rolls from six ‘games’ based on your criteria. There are some wide swings, relatively speaking, with some results getting hit 6 times in a game. But it’s never the same… 36, 12, 61. Sixty-six gets a lot of hits, except game 4, where it’s a bad day to need a home run I guess.

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To try and provide some color data for your question, let me show some results for 10x rolls:

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A decade or so back I wrote an application that simulated our big country-wide lottery (not as big as powerball, say, but I always thought it would be nice to win ;) ), and I had a bunch of work acquaintances try it. There were (relatively) quite a few free tickets, $2 wins, a fair number of $5s and a good amount of $20s but things tapered off quickly. And no one won the ‘easiest’ $20,000 prize - even me, who macroed my own app to play it hundreds of times trying to win it. People thought I rigged it. :)

Numbers are mean.

Jeremy

@Wchatrison355 Hi. You should fill out the support form so we can investigate those games.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@Steve_Admin No, but if I can find it, I will. (It was a “few” games ago.)

@BogotaBrave Hi! This we WERE able to reproduce. We’re working on a fix.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Note: AFAIK the setting was switched to on

I agree it would be nice for instructions on how these options work. I play both MG and BG but some of the options aren’t explained. It took me a while to learn what the step play referred to