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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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APBA Tournaments!
APBA Tournaments!

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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APBA Replays!
APBA Replays!

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!

Read up on APBA replays that fans have done!
APBA Cards!
APBA Cards!

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

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Does APBA factor in postseason stats in making the cards?

Does a baseball player’s performance in the postseason affect what their APBA card will look like?  Will Eric Hosmer’s card look a little more juicer in the upcoming set?  How about Madison Bumgarner?  Will APBA add a few points to his MG grade?  The short answer to this question is…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 24, 2014 October 24, 2014Card Analysis card analysis, Ken Holtzman 9

TAB Mailbag: What does APBA stand for?

When reader Ed sent me an email with a subject line “What does APBA stand for”, I expected a diatribe on the APBA Game Company’s standing in the tabletop sports community.  No, that wasn’t the case.. “I have acquired some APBA football cards, what does APBA stand for?? Thanks for…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 22, 2014 October 22, 2014APBA History APBA Game Co, apba history, history 7

Weird Card Wednesday: 1957 Dixie Howell

Thanks to Jerry Hill and his son Doug for nominating Dixie Howell for this week’s Weird Wednesday card.  Dixie has the look of a monster card up to a point then he just falls apart. Dixie had a pretty exciting year at the plate for the Chicago White Sox in…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 22, 2014 October 24, 2014Card Analysis card analysis, Dixie Howell, Weird Card Wednesday 2

Terrible Card Tuesday: 1985 Bruce Benedict

I found this Bruce Benedict card in my 1985 season set.  While “Eggs” Benedict was a decent catcher for Atlanta, he never was much of a hitter.  That was so true in 1985 when he hit .202 over 70 games and 208 at-bats.  His playing time wasn’t because of his…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 21, 2014 October 21, 2014Card Analysis Bruce Benedict, card analysis, terrible card Tuesday 5

Bruce Norlander’s predictions are out!

Hear ye, Hear ye!  The Soothsayer has spoken!  That’s right! Bruce Norlander, who has been making predictions of APBA baseball cards for years, has released this year’s predictions.  They’re not official of course but those familiar with Bruce know he gets it pretty close.  These days, Bruce is posting his…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 20, 2014 October 20, 2014Predictions bruce norlander, Predictions 0

Monster Card Monday: 1993 Sam Horn

Scott Fennessy sent me this 1993 Sam Horn card.  Now, I’ve heard about Sam Horn’s monster card from some of you readers but this is the first time I’ve seen it.  Yeah, it’s quite a doozy.  Left-hitting part-timer Horn was playing for Cleveland by 1993.  He only got in 36…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 20, 2014 October 20, 2014Card Analysis card analysis, Monster Card Monday, Sam Horn 1

Is it time for a comprehensive World Series set?

The brochure from the original World Series Baseball Game Pastor Rich Zawadzki posted a an interesting thought on the APBA Baseball group on Facebook.  In essence, it was a plea to the APBA Company to: “… put out a World Series set (The teams that faced off in each World…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 18, 2014 October 18, 2014opinion APBA Game Co, card sets, GTOP, opinion, world series set 3

Ken Brand wins the RCMBA’s 40th Championship

The league postseason updates are rolling in.  John Briggs sends us an update on the Roberto Clemente Memorial Baseball Association.    In an epic run of comebacks, Ken Brand guided his Union County Unicorns, to his seventh title. You can see he’s “pumped” about finally getting some justice. The RCMBA…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 17, 2014 October 17, 2014League Updates league, Postseason, rcmba 1

APBA announces 2014 baseball product release schedule

The APBA Game Company has announced its 2014 Baseball season product release schedule.  Get your credit card ready because you can order the season disk the day after the MLB World Series is over! From APBA’s website: “We will start taking pre-orders for the 2014 season disk for APBA Baseball…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 16, 2014 October 16, 2014APBA Co News announcements, APBA Game Co 0

Weird Card Wednesday: 1910 E. Cooper

I was about to feature this “E. Cooper” card from the 1910 Chicago Leland Giants on my Terrible Tuesday column but as Tom Zuppa indicated, there wasn’t a lot to be known about this gentleman.  “There’s no statistical record of him being on the Giants that season … or that…

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Thomas Nelshoppen October 15, 2014 October 15, 2014Card Analysis card analysis, E Cooper, negro leagues, Weird Card Wednesday 1
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