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Speaking of the '98 Yankees, they scorched the 2009 Yankees five games to one in their series. The '98 Yankees improved their record to 33-15, only trailing the 1928 Yankees by winning percentage, while the 2K9 Yankees dropped to 54-66.

Chad Curtis, of all people, had a major impact in the '98 Yankees winning Games One and Three. In Game One, Curtis went 3-4 with two doubles, a homerun, and four RBI in a 9-3 win. In Game Three, Curtis broke a 1-1 tie in the 8th with a solo blast for a 2-1 win. Tino Martinez had a homerun and five RBI in Game Two, an 11-5 win. Jorge Posada had a day for himself in Game Four a 13-7 slugfest. Posada hit three homeruns, including a 9th inning grand slam, and drove in EIGHT RBI. Alex Rodriguez hit a grand slam of his own in the bottom of the 9th for the 2K9 Yankees in a losing cause. The '98 Yankees blew a 7-1 lead in the 8th inning of Game Five as the 2K9 Yankees rallied for six runs to send the game into extra innings. It remained tied until the 15th inning when Chuck Knoblauch hit a two-out two-run double to give the '98 Yankees a 9-7 lead, and they held on for a 9-8 win. The 2K9 Yankees scored their only win in the final game 7-2; Johnny Damon hit two homeruns and drove in four RBI.

Jeter’s average “fell” to .355 for the '98 Yankees with a .999 OPS. He has 12 homeruns and 11 stolen bases. Williams hit .478 in the series to raise his average to .340 with 15 homeruns, 51 RBI, and a 1.065 OPS. David Wells picked up another win to run his record to 7-0 with a 2.17 ERA. El Duque Hernandez remains 5-0 with an ERA of 1.97.

Robinson Cano leads the 2K9 Yankees in hitting at .288 with 20 homeruns. Jeter is hitting .284 with 17 homeruns, 26 stolen bases, and 76 runs scored. Posada is hitting .270 with 24 homeruns and 92 RBI. A Rod is hitting .246 with 23 homeruns, 83 RBI, 87 runs scored and 12 stolen bases. C.C. Sabathia picked up their only win of the series to improve his record to 13-10 with a 3.55 ERA. The 2K9 Yankees will take on the 34-26 1978 Yankees in the next series.

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

@wildfire2099 RBI tracking should be addressed this week.

@Bumper37 Hi! If you’re using the Replay feature, click the ‘View Collection’ button to be taken to the Collection for that Replay.

Any games played in the Replay will be available there, and the stats will aggregate.

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If you are playing through a season manually, make sure all the games are assigned to the same Collection.

View the Collection using the Collection link on the left side menu to see aggregated stats.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@maltesetim-0 I’m guessing the 3D dice are unavailable? Lol. Grayed out.

Hi!
There seems to be some strange behavior in the master game on base advancement anytime the calculation comes out over 36. I “believe” the calculation should be: Hit Value - Arm Rating + Runner Speed. I don’t have the boards, but as there are 36 combinations on 2 dice I assume 1-36 is the ‘roll’ range. So here’s an example

2 OUTS ; CONCEPCION on 2nd. Ken GRIFFEY SINGLES to right:
Result: SINGLE to right: 42 *52/44 *54/46 *56; RF (1B-SS) C (PL-to left: 46 *56/48 *58/50 *60; LF (3B-2B) C) SAC: Batter out; A-1B PO-2B†
Sub-Result: game-cso-2

I assume game-cso-2 is a roll of 2 so first group = Hit Value of 52. Right Fielders Arm is 33 and Runner Speed is 18 = 52-33+18 = 37. This is what the advancement dialogue told me and gives a percentage of 99.00% (Actually should be 37/36 = 102.78%…automatic). But the play by play says:
The defense throws to catch out Dave CONCEPCION
A 5 is rolled against Dave CONCEPCION’s 1
The 1 is 36 less than the calculation and is 2.78% instead of 102.78%
I have seen many examples of this and it’s always when the calculation is OVER 36 it seem to roll against that number - 36.

I had some screenshots, but can’t seem to copy them here. Anyone else notice this? Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!!!

Hey Marc,
It may have something to do with the order selecting subs for the double switch with regard to the pitcher. I would submit a ticket through the Support portal on the left side of the main page. - Steve

thank you…

@Mindblanker Yes, that’s pretty much it.

There is functionality to mark yourself ‘unavailable’ for play, for those who want to do Solitaire or Replays, etc. and that’s controlled through the profile menu in the top right of the screen.

You are available by default, so unless you want to change it, you’ll be good to go.

Thanks,
Jeremy

welcome ron

@Wchatrison355 Yes.

Hey Dom,
The H&R option is based on the Steal/Allowance rating and when the H&R is allowed in the Master Game. I believe the restrictions are on page three of the Master Game insert - Instructions for using the Master Game
Addition to APBA Pro Baseball Board Game™: “The hit-and-run play may not be called if the runner on first has a steal allowance letter (SAL) of R or N. If his steal allowance letter is G, his SSN must be, without adjustment, less than 28. There is no restriction on any other steal allowance letters for the hit-and-run play.” - Steve

If you are experiencing problems using APBA 6.1 on a Win 11 PC, what type of processor are you using?

APBAGo is not compatible with APBA 6.1. APBAGo is browser-based. APBA 6.1 is a Windows Operating System program.

They look a little worn out!

@chaneyhey Your secret is safe with me and the rest of the Internet.

We’ll take a look.

Thanks,
Jeremy

The slot has been filled

ERA Leaders:

R. Ames (NY) 0.69 (none unearned)
J. Taylor (CHI) 0.78 (8 unearned of 10)
R. Collins (BOS) 0.86 (2 unearned of 5)
W. Johnson (WAS) 0.93 (3 unearned of 9)
J.Pfister (CHI) 1.13 (4 unearned of 9)

Wins
J. Coombs (PHI) 5-1
J. Wood (BOS) 5-1
M. Brown (CHI) 4-0
J. Pfiester (CHI) 4-1
W. JOhnson (WAS) 4-2