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@TSBL Oh, so maybe I’m simply misunderstanding this. I assumed the grade reduction had already taken place.

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.

The 1938 Yankees won five of six games in their series with the 1996 Yankees. The '38 Yankees improved their record to 28-14 while the '96 Yankees fell to 52-74.

The '38 Yankees won the first four games of the series. Tommy Henrich went 4-5 with two doubles and four RBI in a 8-1 Game One win. They scored eight runs again in Game Two, but it took them 13 innings to do it. They scored five runs in the 13th to break a 3-3 tie for an 8-3 win. Four of the five runs scored were unearned thanks to a two-out error by Paul O’Neill. Defense let the '96 Yankees down again in Game Three. Despite both teams having 11 hits, the '38 Yankees won 10-2. Six of the seven runs given up by '96 starter Kenny Rogers were unearned thanks to an error by Wade Boggs. Meanwhile, the '96 Yankees left 12 men on base. The '38 Yankees won another extra inning game in Game Four; this one was 3-2 in 10 innings. Bill Knickerbocker hit a pinch hit walk-off double for the win. The '96 Yankees won their lone game in Game Five 12-8; Mariano Duncan went 4-6 with three doubles and five RBI. The '38 Yankees won their third extra inning game to finish the series. The '96 Yankees erased a 6-2 deficit in the eighth inning with a four run rally, capped off by a three-run homerun by Derek Jeter. Darryl Strawberry then gave them a 7-6 lead in the 10th with a solo homerun, but Joe Gordon countered with a walk-off two run dinger to give the '38 Yankees an 8-7 win.

Bill Dickey leads the '38 Yankees in hitting at .320 with 15 homeruns, 48 RBI and a 1.084 OPS. Joe Dimaggio is hitting .309 with 11 homeruns and a .970 OPS. Lefty Gomez, Red Ruffing, Spud Chandler, and Monte Pearson have combined to start 32 games. Their combined ERA is 2.63.

Jeter took over the team lead in hitting for the '96 Yankees at .293. Duncan is hitting .292 with 42 doubles and 91 RBI. Andy Pettitte is 14-6 with a 2.99 ERA; he remains the only starter with an ERA under 4. The '96 Yankees will battle the 23-13 1923 Yankees in the next series.

@TSBL No sir.

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.

Sound and notification is definitely a nice surprise!

@sstein Yes, there is a new flow to accommodate the back-and-forth between offense and defense in the Master Game.

AAAL has an opening. Email me at szs.webaddr@gmail.com if you’re interested.

@striker2550 The PH facing a batter has been an issue that is being looked at, but I am not sure about the timetable for the fix. The issue with the force at second with the bases loaded and no out, allowing the winning run to score, is interesting. With 28, if the infield is deep, the force is at second, and others advance a base. In Fielding Two, the runner is out at home with Infield In. In Fielding One & Three, it is a single with Infield In. We can examine the strategy on that one.

Sidney might PH for the pitcher in the first inning if the other pitcher is tough and there is a good PH option on the bench. The thinking is an opportunity to break the game open early, and there should be a decent long reliever in the bullpen.

Jeremy

I’ve been playing mostly solitaire since my newer subscription a few days ago. I’m not having any issues pulling the pitcher when his team’s in the field. I can hard press on his spot in the lineup and substitute for him. It’s when I am trying to pinch hit. I understand about the pitch and bat icons for sure. Would I be able to send you a screenshot of what happens?

Thx

Tim

@TSBL Noted.

Fix supposedly went in today - let us know.

@TSBL Tuesday :P

after you click on the + sign you have to click on ADD in the lower right corner

cant wait for some master game options. Keep up the good work Jeremy its appreciated

Even if it is different systems, I would think the rules of what a manager is programmed to do would translate to any system?

@fjs080850 said in What would it cost to run a solitaire single season replay with the game accumulating stats??:

Just to double-check — I need to buy the season, and if I want to play it as an as-played season, I also need the Replay Unlock, right? So it’s $50 total?" And APBA Go keeps the stats??

Pretty much.

Can playoffs and a World Series be played at the end of the season? I understand that if the teams making the playoffs differ from the actual historical results, the lineups would need to be created manually. However, is it still possible to run playoffs at the season’s end?

There is no automated post-season functionality.

But you can pair up custom teams and play them against each other, and put the game results in a generic Collection. You’d have to keep track of the schedule etc. manually but you could play through a World Series fairly easily. You would also need to purchase the League Tools Unlock ($25) to have access to custom teams and lineups outside Replays. Or subscribe.

Thanks,
Jeremy