2005, 2007 Seasons Now Individual Cards

The XC players for the 2005 and 2007 Baseball seasons are now printed on individual cards! Each set is now available from our online store for $33.

Side note: the lineup sheets for 2004, 2005 and 2007 have been updated. Certain players have undergone name changes, which are now reflected on the lineup sheets.  

Relive The Peak of Bobby Orr's Career

This Thursday we will begin stocking the 1 969-70 NHL Season (308 cards/$32/ roster). Bobby Orr became the first (and to date, only) defenseman to lead the league in scoring. And he did so while winning the Art Ross, Conn Smythe, Hart Memorial and James Norris Memorial Trophies, and leading the Boston Bruins to a four-game sweep of the St. Louis Blues (slightly different results than the two teams' most recent game of this season).

This season also featured one of the most respectful displays by a home team's crowd in playoff history. And by respectful, I mean the Rangers fans pelted the Bruins players with eggs, nails, coins, rubber balls, apple cores, oranges, an aerosol shaving cream container, ball bearings and other debris (not to mention they set fires in the Madison Square Garden mezzanine). Not that the players (for either team) were any more graceful - this series included the most penalty-ridden game in playoff history to date. Good times.

On that positive note, head over the store and pick up the season today!  

EPL 2011-12 Now Available With Ratings

We are reissuing the 2011-12 EPL Season with defensive ratings. The numbers have been recalculated, and players have been reissued corner kick ratings. The set still comes with 555 cards (including the Tim Howard second card) and is still $44. Check out the updated roster sheet and order your 2011-12 EPL Reissue today!

We will begin stocking this set on Thursday.

How many APBA Baseball board games do you roll on average in a year?

0-10	11	13.1%
10-100	10	11.9%
100-500	43	51.2%
500-1000	11	13.1%
1000+	9	10.7%

My favorite response was probably that counting the number of games would "be like counting grains of sand." We also received numerous comments that a lot of players have switched to playing Baseball for Windows (APBA 5.75). So, let's spend the next couple of weeks talking about the computer game. Here's this week's poll question: How many APBA Baseball for Windows games have you played across the years?