In the Great APBA Fan Survey the last section allowed you to type any comments you wanted about the survey, The APBA Blog, or the APBA Company. I’m simply copying them wholesale so you can read them. APBA needs to pick up the pace or get left behind. Good…
I just ran across this Gazette.net article in my news feed: Legendary coach chases his passion. It’s about Terry Changuris, the high school baseball coach being recognized for his 158-31 record and seven state championships. What helped foster Changuris’ love of baseball as a kid? You bet. It was APBA.…
l watched a few YouTube episodes of Table Talk and found it a rather fun and unique concept idea for a show. Basically, it gathers a few online personalities together to play a popular tabletop board game and jazzes it up with witty conversation and even throws in hints about…
This is the last set of results of The Great APBA Fan Survey. You can see all the posts with survey results here. Most likely, I’ll follow up with a summary article and maybe include your final comments (those were pretty good). This last set deals with APBA and the…
For those using MS Excel, l found a handy solution to that nagging problem of computing Games Behind (or Games Back) in your standings. I know I’ve gotten formulas to work in the past but somewhere along the line, they always seem to break down. This one, that I got…
In our Illowa APBA League, Don Smith has established a tradition to remind the rest of us managers how our first round picks are doing in the majors. At various points in the season, he’ll send us stats/status updates on each of our #1 picks. As we are a continuous…
I found this Monster Card in Ed Zack’s Handbook for APBA Baseball Cards and it’s one of the strangest APBA baseball cards issued by the Company. That’s probably due to the nature of the person behind it. Herb Washington wasn’t a hitter. He was one of Charlie Finley’s experiments with…
I just ran across a new site about baseball and APBA I wanted to pass on to everyone. Kenneth Heard is a newspaper reporter and APBA player and he blogs at Love, Life, and APBA Baseball. Heard writes (and does it well) about baseball history, his 1981 replay, and the…
I’m chronicling the exploits of Tyler “51-13” Colvin as he makes it through the 2012 season on my IAL Twin City Thunderchickens. I just finished my April series with the Three Rivers Gamblers over Skype this morning for the Illowa APBA League. And you know what, Tyler Colvin made a…
I’m nearing the end of my run of disclosing the results of The Great APBA Fan Survey I did a couple weeks ago (here are the responses I’ve posted so far). Tonight, I ‘m going to post the answers you gave about how to get more youth involved in the…