Rod Caborn’s Deadball Era replay no-hitters
Oliverio’s Chicagoland replay (and my 1974 Cubs!) reach the third round
Kudos to Dan Oliverio! After the Chicagoland APBA tournament was canceled due to COVID-19 (boo, virus!), Dan took it upon himself to replay the Chicagoland tournament in a one and done fashion. Branding it “ChicAPBA 2020”, he even elicited the participation of those who couldn’t attend by letting them set…
Double Take #32 – More APBA Games Explorations and Rob Spatz Interview
On DTP episode #32, we discuss APBA baseball, golf, football, and hockey. Plus, we chat about game customizations and players you despise due to APBA. And we interview multidimensional APBA gamer Rob Spatz! You can listen now on your favorite podcast app or play the episode below. Double Take: An APBA…
First Card Friday: 1964 Tony Oliva (RoY)
Recently, I watched a re-airing of the 1971 All-Star Game from Tiger Stadium in Detroit Michigan. Personally, I think it’s the most fascinating All-Star Game ever played. If you recall, 26 future Hall of Famers participated in that contest: 21 players, both managers, National League coach Walt Alston, Hall of…
Game Changers: Pete Gogolak, the first pro soccer-style kicker
So far, every game changer I’ve written about has been baseball related. We’ve often stated on the DT podcast that baseball has been, and probably always will be, the driving force behind APBA Games. The APBA Blog reflects that as well, with most content baseball-related. Well, game changers aren’t all…
Monster Card Monday: 1934 Mel Ott
Double Take #31 – Interview with TGA Tour Commissioner Bruce Andera, APBA Golf, Baseball, Football
First Card Friday: 1991 John Daly (RoY)
Game Changers: Ken “Hawk” Harrelson
Over the last 40 years, batting gloves have become a normal part of baseball. There are various reasons for wearing batting gloves– comfort, prevention of blisters, warmth, improved grip, and shock absorption are the most common reasons. Some players probably think they look cool too. Kansas City A’s Ken “Hawk” Harrelson is…