I wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving holiday!
Enjoy your turkey…
Monster Card Monday: 2024 Aaron Judge
With the release of the 2024 season on APBA GO on Friday afternoon, there are new kids on the block. And some of them look pretty spiffy.
2024 season data has been released: “Offense is down”
In case you missed it, the current season has been released on APBA GO. I know some cards and dice APBA fans wait until the cards come out (which will be in January) and others spring for the $20 just to see what the upcoming cards will look like.
IAL update: Bombers roast Thunderchickens for Thanksgiving
On Friday, I got a chance to play our commissioner, Mike Bunch for our November series. I like going to Mike’s house because that was the location of my first introduction of league APBA.
Happy Thanksgiving 2024!
The Challenge balloting is now closed: Who did Tom pick?
Each year of the Pitching Grade Challenge, I take the Challenge myself as soon as it goes live. Of course, I am not eligible to be a winner, seeing as it’s my own contest but it is a way of keeping me honest in a way. Do I really know the game as well as I purport?
1966 NL replay: Old man beats down Giants
On Saturday, I got on a Skype call with my buddy Brando who lives in Montana. Brando is in our APBA league and is a long time friend of mine.
Only one more day to vote in the Challenge!
The ballot for the Pitching Grade Challenge closes Sunday night!
If you haven’t voted, now’s your chance!
What is the 2024 Baseball products release schedule?
It won’t be long till we start seeing the APBA baseball products associated with the 2024 MLB season. Via the APBA Games newsletter, this is the tentative schedule when you can expect to see some action.
Monster Card Monday: 1955 Don Newcombe
This week, it’s Don Newcombe from the 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers. ‘Newk’ went 20-5 with a 3.20 ERA. He had incredible control allowing only 38 walks over 233 2/3 innings.
PGC7 is humming along: You voted, right?
Every day, my inbox is full of Pitching Grade Challenge 7 ballots and I spend time processing them. I see lots of names I recognize. Some are long time APBA friends.