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The 1951 Yankees defeated the 1952 Yankees four games to two in their six game series. The '51 Yankees improved their record to 34-26. The '52 Yankees fell to 55-65.

The '51 Yankees took the first two games 2-1 and 7-1. Johnny Mize hit a solo homerun in Game One and had three RBI in Game Two. Mickey Mantle feasted for the '52 Yankees in the next two games, going 3-6 with a double, HR, four RBI and three runs scored in a 16-6 Game Three win and 2-5 with a homerun, three RBI, and three runs scored in a 11-3 Game Four win. The '51 Yankees came back to win the final two games 8-6 and 9-3. Joe Collins went 4-5 in the final game with a homerun, three RBI, and three runs scored.

Yogi Berra raised his average to .268 with 13 homeruns and 50 RBI for the '51 Yankees. Vic Raschi picked up his 10th win of the season while sporting a 1.78 ERA.

Mantle hit .462 with two homeruns and eight RBI for the '52 Yankees to raise their average to .311 with 15 homeruns, 12 triples, 91 RBI, 89 runs scored, and a .926 OPS. Hank Bauer is hitting .307 with 17 homeruns and 77 RBI. Gene Woodling is hitting .298 with 95 runs scored. Joe Collins is hitting .285 with 30 homeruns, 113 RBI, 80 runs scored, and a .935 OPS. The '52 Yankees will battle the 31-17 1938 Yankees in the next series.

Just rolled a no-hitter in my 1952 Replay!
The Reds’ Ken Raffensberger (A-Z) shut out the Braves 1-0 on Friday, May 2nd. He struck out three, walked two and hit a batter, en route to a tidy 101-pitch masterpiece.
Cincinnati scored the game’s lone run in the bottom of the 7th, when John Wyrostek led off the inning with a triple, then scored on Ted Kluszewski’s RBI single.
Raffensberger improves his record to 3-and-1, while lowering his ERA to 1.93.
The Reds improve to 6-and-9, while the last-place Braves drop to 5-and-11.

Nicely done!

Still looking for 3 more!

@Steve_Admin said in Release 3.0.10:

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Yes. I’ll submit all the info on a support ticket.

I was just told that submitting to support would be best instead of the forum.

Specifically, an 8 result for starting pitchers grade 13 to 18 is resulting in a hit instead of a 30, 31 or 32 (out).

The Cubs took 2 of 3 from John McGraw’s Giants in a wild series that included alot of offense. Game 2 feature a 6 run 5th for Chicago, and McGraw himself lead his team to clear the bench when John Meyers and Fred Snodgrass were hit by consecutive pitches.

The game almost had to be called when (one suspects) McGraw ordered Frank Schulte hit the next inning, but the police were able to restore order.

Cubs backup Catcher Pat Moran may be a back up no more with 4 Extra Base hits in the series. On the Giants side Tillie Schafer spelled both Art Fletcher and Buck Herzog (who combined are hitting well under .200) and contributed a game winning triple in the final game to prevent the Cubs sweep.

@87Clark Hi!

Not yet, but it’s in the works.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@Devtoth Congratulations to all involved!

Thanks. Finally appeared.

@striker2550 "To change the card on a PayPal subscription, log in to PayPal, go to Settings (gear icon), select Payments, and click Manage automatic payments. Select the merchant, click “Change” next to the payment method, and choose a new card or link a new one. "

Or you can do what you say, but actively updating your payment information through PayPal is the better way. I think it nets out to less effort on your part.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@DK11 Replays are built on historical lineups, but there is a trade feature which will allow you to move players around within the season.

You can’t take custom teams you’ve created outside replays, into a replay.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Oh ok got it.

Thanks

I love the MG version. My hope in the future is that they update the play by play text, so that it has more personality like they have in the Basic Game version.

I think that was his Nick Saban “I’m not going to do it so stop asking!” response. :)