Steve Stein informs me that the Transcontinental Baseball League will be having their draft this Saturday Feb 21.. Not only that, anyone who wants can track the draft online by accessing their TBL Draft Grid web page. The unpopulated grid plus rosters and available draft choices are already up and…
Not sure if there would be any interest in The APBA Blog readership but I’ve started up a new blog called Illinois Baseball Report focusing on a team near and dear to me, the University of Illinois Fighting Illini baseball team. I’ve been a die-hard fan for some five years…
In our first league draft submission, Rod Caborn of the Orlando APBA Association (OAPBA) writes to let us know how their draft went. Cliff Lee went numero uno followed by Geovany Soto and Edison Volquez. Rod Caborn writes: Southpaw Cliff Lee was the first pick in the 2009 OABPA (Orlando…
This blog tends to lean towards baseball (I write what I know). I did however run across a hockey web site today worth mentioning. Chris Kash’s web site is dedicated to the River Cities Renegades, his APBA hockey team in the CCHL. It’s a pretty realistic web site… so much…
The final Illowa APBA League newsletter came out today. And I can’t go another any further without congratulating my co-blogger, fellow manager and good friend Teddy Ballgame. His Chicago Champions placed first in the IAL after a grueling (ok, it was grueling for me, for him it was probably a…
You got Dave Parker pretty easy last time. We’ll see how you do with this one. I took the position out this time. No hints this time except that may be a slight hint in of itself. Good Luck!
Our season has pretty much ended in the Illowa APBA League. We still have a few have a few minor and not so minor details to take care of. The last electronic newsletter hasn’t come out, we’ll need to vote on our All-League team and most importantly, the playoffs and…
Craig Ball writes to plug his league, the Matt Kading Memorial APBA League. His update has a bit of bittersweet touch. The league’s name is derived from a manager who was killed serving his country in Iraq. Every league has its issues but something like this puts everything into perspective. …
Our Illowa APBA League season has finally come to end. On Sunday, Brando and I finished our nine game series. My Twin City Thunderchickens had gotten to a good 3-1 start the weekend before against Brando’s Rising Bamm! Beanos. Appropriately, we played his home games at his house. For my…
Probably most leagues have finished up their 2008 season. Not the IAL. We’re in our last month, fighting out the last playoff spots. Not me though… my Twin City Thunderchickens went into the month of January tied for last place with the Chicago Highlanders with an ugly 60-93 record. As…