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APBA Leagues have been around for decades. They add a different, more intimate element to the game of APBA as members have forged life-long friendships.

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Fun, competitive APBA tournaments are very popular now. It’s a great way to meet APBA friends and have a great time playing APBA!

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Many APBA fans are replaying seasons using APBA Games. Whether it’s recent seasons or years gone by, it’s fun to read up on their progress. Some even complete them!

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There is nothing more fun for most APBA fans than to look at the APBA card itself.

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Terrible Card Tuesday: 2014 Andy Wilkins

I thought I would post from the worst of the Illowa APBA League rookie draft last month.  I was thinking about putting up Mike Olt’s card with his 15-14.  But he’s got a bit of power and besides, he’s a Cub.  Then up comes firstbaseman Andy Wilkins from 2014.  Yow! …

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 31, 2015 March 31, 2015Card Analysis Andy Wilkins, card analysis, terrible card Tuesday 0

Monster Card Monday: 1981 Mike Schmidt

Scott Fennessy forwarded on this 1981 Mike Schmidt card and makes us all wonder “what would have happened if that fateful season had been allowed to play out to its full schedule. The 1981 season was cut short due to the players’ strike and the Philadelphia Phillies only got in…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 30, 2015 March 30, 2015Card Analysis card analysis, mike schmidt, Monster Card Monday 0

League talk: Stat normalizing for smaller leagues

  IAL team batting after one month Let’s talk about the exciting topic of stat normalization.  Specifically about how it affects APBA leagues with a small number of teams. Take the example of my Illowa APBA League.  We’re a basic game, continuous ownership league with just 10 teams.  Each year,…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 29, 2015 December 29, 2017League Issues, Statistics league, Statistics 10

Pujols deal paying off… so far

It’s the 28th of the month so that means it’s stat day for the Illowa APBA League. Since our APBA draft weekend was a bit early in February this year, the managers had a good month and a half to get the stats done for the first 30 games but…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 28, 2015 March 28, 2015League Updates ial, league 0

Bob Gordon’s 1979 postseason: Orioles win ALCS series!

Bob Gordon’s postseason has now reached a new level.  The playoffs are finished.  Here’s his recap of Game 5 of the ALCS.  -Tom This game feature a rematch of Game 1’s pitchers. Denny Martinez (left) pitched well and won, Jerry Koosman pitched 7 fine innings, but a 4 run 8th…

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Bob Gordon March 27, 2015 July 30, 2024replay Bob Gordon 1979 postseason, Postseason, replay 2

Weird Card Wednesday: 1978 Skip Lockwood

Okay sure, Skip Lockwood has six power numbers but with a 51-13, he isn’t much of a Monster Card.  As I always say, if I can’t tell if it’s a Monster Card or a Terrible Card, it probably belongs in the Weird Wednesday column.  In 1978, Lockwood went 2 for…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 25, 2015 March 25, 2015Card Analysis card analysis, skip lockwood, Weird Card Wednesday 1

Divisions are set for Twin Cities APBA Baseball Tournament-III!!

Jim Fraasch, organizer of the Twin Cities APBA Baseball Tournament, sends an update on the third tournament in the series.  The divisions are now set! Jim writes: Here is the latest update on TCABT-III, being held Saturday, April 4th, 2015.  While 15 entrants is not the big number, as you…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 24, 2015 March 24, 2015Tournament event, tournament, Twin Cities APBA Baseball Tournament 0

Terrible Card Tuesday: 1989 Greg Myers

Beau Lofgren furthers my theory that catchers are by far, the most popular candidate for Terrible Tuesday.  He sends me 1989 Greg Myers of the Toronto Blue Jays.  Myers spent a total of 18 years in the majors.  That tells me that if a youngster is determined to get a…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 24, 2015 March 24, 2015Card Analysis card analysis, Greg Myers, terrible card Tuesday 0

Monster Card Monday: 2013 Matt Carson

Rodney Woodward passed on Matt Carson’s 2013 APBA baseball card on to me.  I remember Carson’s numbers well.  He led all APBA baseball cards in 2013 for the most hit numbers on one card (with 15) as well as having the most on-base numbers on one card (18).  Obviously, he…

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Thomas Nelshoppen March 23, 2015 March 23, 2015Card Analysis card analysis, matt carson, Monster Card Monday 0

Bob Gordon’s 1979 postseason: Bucs take the National League championship!

Bob’s thrilling account of his 1979 postseason continues with Game Four of the NLCS.  -Tom In Three Rivers again, where the Astros hope to build on yesterday’s 11-4 win and knot the series up. Bill Virdon goes with JR Richard (Grade AXYZ). Chuck Tanner elects to start Jim Bibby (Grade…

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Bob Gordon March 22, 2015 July 30, 2024replay Bob Gordon 1979 postseason, Postseason, replay 4
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