…in the Pitching Grade Challenge 7!
Today is November 5th. Vote now!
Monster Card Monday: 1996 Barry Larkin
Olli Niemela is taking his own BATS project and enlisting the help of the APBA Baseball group on Facebook. Long story short, he was getting people’s opinions of the Cincinnati Reds representative for shortstop.
Oh Wells! He did it Again!
Darren Schulz sends an LBS tourney recap! With a new LBS record of 50 managers in attendance, the divisional round-robin formatallowed for no wild card entries in 2024. Win your division and you are in the Elite 8 of teamsfrom 1940-1999 with a winning percentage of .550 or under. When…
Twice the fun – an APBA Weekend
It’s an APBA weekend! The Commish of the CABL (a retro league) arrives Friday in anticipation of our Saturday morning draft. Friday afternoon also features the Highlanders UAL
APBA releases 2024 baseball carded players list!
The APBA Games Company has released the carded players list of the 2024 season!
Cast your ballot in the Pitching Grade Challenge 7!
The 2024 Major League Baseball season is in the midst of the postseason and once again, The APBA Blog is excited to announce the APBA Blog Pitching Grade Challenge! This time around, it’s the Pitching Grade Challenge 7!
Monster Card Monday: 1963 Willie Mays
Speaking of long-lasting consistently good careers, here is a Willie Mays APBA card I haven’t featured till today. It comes via George Wazeck who posted this on Facebook: Hmmmm. I thought I knew a lot about 60s baseball, growing up on it, but I never heard Willie Mays referred to…
Monster Card Monday: 1974 Sadaharu Oh
Steve sent me a copy of 1974 Sadaharu Oh from the Yomiuri Giants in the Nippon Pro Baseball Central League. Wowza! What a card!
Kerry Highlanders Series #2: Who let the Dogs out?
Well now. After shocking the world (the world defined as the guy that looks back at me in the mirror on those days I deign to shave), Kerry squares off against those dastardly Diamond Dogs.
ChiSox overachieve in Rod Caborn’s 1955 replay (with a few twists)
Third-place finishers in real-life, the White Sox upended the Yankees and Indians, who finished ahead of them in 1955, clinching the AL crown with more than a week to go in this replay.