League Talk: What to do when Face-to-Face isn’t feasible
I got an email from reader Chris D about how leagues get their games played when they can’t play face-to-face: I play the game solitaire but interested in league play. how does play by email league work? First of of all, back in MY day, we didn’t have email. We…
APBA Blog Mail Bag: What are the real names of the replacement players of the 90s?

Keith Shetter… err, Matt Herges Does anyone remember watching Joey Laker play Major League Baseball? How about Sonny Pearl? Or (heh) Lancaster St. James? Me neither. That’s because they’re not real ballplayers. However, the casual fan wouldn’t know better had they been browsing the cards of the 1990s. Rob emailed…
The 2012 Baseball Disk is shipping!
TBL Wildcard Playoff report: “Sure, we have time to play one more tonight.”
Steve Stein sent me this postseason press release straight from the Transcontinental Baseball League headquarters: A report on game 5 of the TBL National Conference wildcard playoff series. "Sure, we have time to play one more tonight." (HUD-NBO playoff) Anyone who has ever uttered that phrase knows what’s coming. The…
Terrible Card Tuesday: 2011 Adam Dunn

A couple weeks ago, I posted about Reid Brignac from IAL commissioner Mike Bunch’s team. Well, here’s another entry from Mike’s Green Rock Bombers… 2011 Adam Dunn. Normally, players like “One-Adam” Dunn generally do well in APBA especially the Basic Game. I’m talking about hitters who may not have a…
Monster Card Monday: 1913 Walter Johnson
League Profile: Mason Dixon TableTop League
Mike McClurg sends us info on the Mason Dixon TableTop League. The name of the MDTL, which started back 1973, is not new to me. Indeed with names of APBA players like McClurg, Tom Heiderscheit and Jim Boylan, I remember seeing this league referred to in the old APBA Journal…
League Profile: Buffalo Pastime League
The League Profiles keep rolling in. This is our third one this week. Gary Hopkins writes in today about his Buffalo Pastime League. Originating in 1976, the BPL is unique in that it primarily uses the Master Game as its game of choice. I haven’t seen too many of those…