Now that the 2019 Major League Baseball regular season is over, many of us are looking at stats. Lots of stats. Whether we are league members, (potential) replayers or just curious APBA baseball fans, we’re interested in how the numbers stack up. I know you all have your favorite avenues…
Several years ago, the World Baseball Organizations was profiled by Tom Nelshoppen in his APBA League Profile feature. The 14-team league is run efficiently by commissioner Dan Levine from Boca Raton, Florida. However, a couple of other league members do a wonderful job helping the league to run smoothly through…
This Hurley McNair card comes via Pastor Rich Zawadzki. And wow, this Hurley APBA card can do it all; pitch, hit play outfield. It is NOT an official APBA card though as the disclaimer at the bottom of the card says. the familiar format was used with the Company’s permission.…
It’s been a while since I’ve done a League Profile. Recently though, Joseph Elinich wrote in to tout his APBA Baseball for Windows league called the Rock and Roll Rebels Baseball League. Not only does his league use BBW but it also a retro league playing seasons from the past.…
Directed by G.F. Korreck, the Second Annual Furniture City APBA Tournament will take place on Saturday, October 26, 2019, in Grand Rapids, Michigan. As it was last year, the venue is Legends Sports & Games. The theme of this year’s basic game tournament is a non-pennant winning team from 1920?1972,…
Third base is kind of odd position for my 1966 National League replay. Some of the better teams are divvying up the playing time like Los Angles (Kennedy, Gilliam and Lefebvre) and Philadelphia (Groat, Taylor and Linz). Yet, other teams have solid candidates and a few have outright stars at…
I know it’s been a while since I’ve published a post for The APBA Blog. For over a year, I produced a Final Card Friday article EVERY week, along with a few other posts. I apologize for my absence. Unfortunately, life frequently gets in the way of APBA. Everything from…
One weekend after the Twin Cities APBA Baseball Tournament, we see another juggernaut of the regional APBA tournaments take place. That is the Schulz Brothers’ Linda B. Schulz Memorial APBA Baseball Tournament V in Slippery Rock, PA. I really have to hand to Ken and Darren who know how to…
Is the way Major League Baseball is being played going to affect how the APBA cards are going to be made? No, I don’t mean what individual numbers and ratings are placed on the cards. I am referring the overall “formula” which the APBA Company uses to make the cards…
We’re in the midst of APBA Tournament season. These days, it seems it lasts all year. Jim Fraasch has a great article on the twelfth Twin Cities APBA Baseball Tournament up north where you hope the dice don’t get cold. Check his wrap-up out at Jim’s APBA Barn. This year,…