There seems to be an issue with the AIM settings with the new APBA Baseball 5.75 release. APBA CEO John Herson passed this on to me to post. AIM Settings corrections The 19th, early 20th, and mid 20th have their wires crossed so the games assigns the wrong AIM settings…
I just got my APBA Baseball 5.75 disk in the mail last yesterday. I’ve already quickly installed it on my laptop but haven’t had time to play around with it much. In the next couple days, I’ll give it a stress test and by the weekend I’ll write up my…
by Craig Small I’m now half-way through the opening round of my tournament. I’ve spent 8 hours of my weekend playing golf and it’s time for a break. The opening round will wrap up next weekend. Here’s a quick update on what’s been going on. Match 2: Tiger Woods vs.…
As some of you know, my earliest memories of baseball were of the Chicago Cubs of the late 60s and early 70s. I remember the likes of Ernie Banks, Ron Santo, Glenn Beckert and yes, Fergie Jenkins. Canadian-born Ferguson Jenkins was the crown jewel of the Cubs’ pitching staff. …
by Craig Small Hello there. Welcome to the first of many installments of Small-Time Golf. Regular readers of the APBA Blog may recognize me from my recent posts dealing with my All-Time Greats Golf Tournament. Tom was kind enough to let me share my tournament with you and recently expanded…
Five ribbies for “Jolly Cholly” I love emails with the subject line “News Flash” especially when they regard events from 1930. The Chicago Cubs destroy the Cincinnati Reds 27-3 Date: 5-26-30 The Cubs had 31 hits 11 walks and 6 home runs. They had 9 batters come to the…
This question and answer exchange regarding APBA Football came up in the comments section of the About Page of this blog but I thought it deserved its own post since the topic does get brought up occasionally. Reader Kline Gowen asks: I love APBA. I have the new football game…
This question and answer exchange regarding APBA Football came up in the comments section of the About Page of this blog but I thought it deserved its own post since the topic does get brought up occasionally. Reader Kline Gowen asks: I love APBA. I have the new football game…
The APBA Blog reached a milestone a couple days ago. We passed 100,000 unique visits to the website since I started keeping track shortly after bringing up the blog in 2008. In the grand scheme of things, that may not be a huge number but I’m proud of it especially…
John McGraw is no doubt known for being one the best managers in baseball history. He ranks second behind Connie Mack in career wins with 2763 and boasted a .586 winning percentage. He was a fiery competitor and was known to do what it took to win games. Rk Mgr…