APBA Pro Baseball BASIC GAME

APBA Pro Baseball BASIC GAME: Now with this redesigned edition of APBA Pro Baseball,  you can get in on the excitement. Fun, quick and easy to play, APBA Pro Baseball puts you right in the middle of the action.

• APBA Pro Baseball contains a revised spiral-bound instruction/play result booklet, which includes expanded pitcher strikeout ratings, and a new optional "Official Scorer" system, designed to fine-tune the fielding phase of APBA baseball.
• The game also includes the New York and Brooklyn teams from the 1953 Fall Classic, 25 players per team.
• APBA is as realistic as pro-ball and statistically accurate. The result boards have been upgraded, so it's even MORE ACCURATE than ever before.
• It's so easy to play that you'll be rolling dice and playing within two minutes! No long challenging instructions to read or learn. Our quick start guide will have you swinging for the fences in no time! After you become familiar with the basic rules, it's up to you if/when you start incorporating the APBA optional rules that will give you all kinds of managing flexibility!
  
  So what are you waiting for? Get out of the ON DECK CIRCLE and STEP UP to the PLATE!
  
  ***Complete season card sets and APBA Pro Baseball Master Addition available separately.

BOARD GAMES

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