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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!

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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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What am I thankful for? Besides 66s, of course.

In the spirit of the season, five things APBA-related that I’m genuinely thankful.   1. Albert Pujols Yeah, Albert Pujols.  As a Cub fan, I’ll admit it.  Somewhere out there on the interwebs, there’s even a picture of me in a Pujols jersey.  Here’s why. Six years ago, I had…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 25, 2008 November 26, 2008Fun draft, leagues, tom glavine 1

APBA Leagues: How does your league handle player usage?

Just a post to start a discussion on how leagues limit player usage if at all. Why limit player usage at all?  What’s the point?   I guess a couple reasons.  One is accuracy in stats.  While it is true that if your APBA leagues of  the 8-12 team variety…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 23, 2008 November 23, 2008League Issues ial, limits, player usage 2

Drafting soon? Maybe this will help.

Maybe it’s a bit early but for those looking for 2008 MLB drafting info, check out razzball.com, a web site all about baseball fantasy advice.  They just came out with their 2008 rankings of players by position.  Be forewarned that their rankings are geared towards those who play fantasy baseball…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 19, 2008 November 19, 2008Resources drafting 0

IAL Update: CHAMPS CRUSH HIGHLANDERS

The Chicago Champions crushed the Chicago Highlanders of the Illowa APBA League in game #8 of their nine game series, 19-4.  Miguel Tejada’s solo blast & Lastings Milledge three run poke staked Ian Snell to an early 4-0 first inning lead.  But that didn’t hold up as the Champs scored…

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Teddy Ballgame November 18, 2008 November 18, 2008League Updates ial 4

Where’s the 12? The YABL has a list for you

I just ran across the APBA Baseball Card 12 List and Publication Data web page. I found a link to it on Between Lines last night.  It’s a comprehensive list compiled by Doug Burg of the Yesterday APBA Baseball League.  I should have seen it when Doug sent us his…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 16, 2008 January 12, 2012Resources 12, card sets, yabl 0

NICK SWISHER TRADE FROM AN APBA PERSPECTIVE

                      Last year I traded Matt Kemp of the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for Nick Swisher.  Let me introduce myself, I’m Tedd Mallasch, aka Teddy Ballgame, and I’ve been managing the Chicago Champions of the Illowa APBA League, a…

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Teddy Ballgame November 15, 2008 November 15, 2008MLB ial, leagues, trades 1

APBA Card of the Week: 1989 Mitch Williams

  1989 Mitch Williams, Chicago Cubs This card is a doozy.  Indicative of his wild nature, this Mitch Williams hitting card is pretty much guaranteed of getting you three results; a strikeout, a double play, or if you’re lucky, maybe a homerun.  It was 1989 and after three years in…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 15, 2008 November 15, 2008APBA Card of the Week cards, cubs, monster cards 0

League Profile: Orlando APBA Association

From down south, we have the Orlando APBA Association. Reading Rod Caborn’s summary, I couldn’t help but notice their mid-season call-up system. “25 man active roster with total 35 man rosters (10 inactive for year. At mid-season, maximum of three call-ups allowed (and three sent down)” A few in my…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 12, 2008 February 6, 2011League Directory league profile, leagues, OAPBA 10

Pitcher’s Hitting Card

If you are in a league that plays by NL-style rules, that is, you let the pitcher bat, do you have restrictions or modifications that prevent the overuse of pitcher’s hitting supercards from batting?  Our league uses the Pitcher’s Hitting Card.  I originally introduced the PHC sometime in the  early…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 11, 2008 November 11, 2008Innovations and Modifications cards, ial, pitchers hitting card 1

Famous People who have played APBA

I’m starting this running thread of famous people who play or have played APBA.  If you know of anyone who isn’t already on the list, please comment and I’ll put them on the list.  I’ll start with a couple:   George Bush former part owner of the Texas Rangers David…

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Thomas Nelshoppen November 9, 2008 November 9, 2008APBA in the News famous people 0
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