Streaky Champs Continue Trend

The Chicago Champions were pitted against the Kentucky Kernels in May. Chicago sleepwalked through the first three games, losing all three by a combined score of 14 to 3. After dropping the first two contests, the Champions decided to shake things up by playing their kids versus Hiroki Kuroda. Kuroda…
Monster Card Monday: 2004 Barry Bonds
Pre-convention news including Nationals game
At the Between the Lines forum, Francis Rose has some news regarding a pre-convention get together: The convention opens Friday evening, July 20, in Lancaster. Information at www.ConventionForAPBAFans.com. I am hosting a Pre-Convention Warmup at Nationals Park in Washington, DC on Thursday, July 19th vs. the Mets. First pitch is…
The Great APBA Fan Survey: Follow-up
Yesterday, I finally posted the last set of results from The Great APBA Fan Survey. If you missed any, I’m putting links to each set below so you can check them out. A few final comments and acknowledgements First, I would like to thank everyone for participating. The response was…
The Great APBA Fan Survey: Final Comments from you
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…
APBA in the News: Some coaches learn from APBA
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.…
I totally would watch this if they played 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…
The Great APBA Fan Survey: APBA and the Community
Excel tip: a formula for Games Behind
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…