New APBA Football Replay website
Greg Barath has just started up a new web site dedicated to displaying the results of his many APBA football replays. A Jets fan, Barath has done replays spanning the 60s, 70s, 80s, and the 00s. You can view Oguard62’s Replays here. Stop by and say howdy.
The 1966 Replay FAQ and last post about it before I begin (promise)
I’m just about to begin my 1966 NL replay so I thought I’d describe my framework and plans in the form of a FAQ. I’m doing this just as much for myself as I am for everybody else. Having it written down is kind of contract I’m making with myself. …
1966 replay: thoughts on the trades that year
Monster Card Monday: 1966 Moe Drabowsky
I found this week’s Monster Card while getting my 1966 card set ready for the replay. I was transferring those players traded during mid-season back to their original teams when I came across Baltimore Oriole Moe Drabowsky’s card. Myron Walter “Moe” Drabowsky, originally from Ozanna, Poland, did his part from…
Calling Koufax in from the pen: using starters as relievers
A few days ago, we discussed pitching fatigue modifications in the basic game. That prompted John H to write in about a slightly different topic relating to pitchers’ use. Here are his thoughts: Perhaps this might be a subject to explore; Starters, unrated as relievers, being used in relief.…
Question: Pitchers fatigue modification for basic game??
I’ve been pleased to correspond lately with Robert S who just got back into APBA. He’s a reporter from the Denver area and is enjoying playing the basic game with his 8-year old daughter (seems to me there are two trends lately, more NEW APBA players and more YOUNG players…
iScore: keeping stats on the iOS and Android platforms
Jack Beckman writes in recommending a program called iScore to help keep stats. “I am replaying the 1984 AL season, using the Master charts. I am scoring with a program called iScore Baseball on my iPad (also available for iPhone and Android devices). In addition to making scoring easy, it…