04/12/2022: I will be starting an APBA BBW replay of the 1941 baseball season in the next few months, and this is a placeholder for the time being. More to come.
Monday, July 28, 1941 Transactions: Detroit pitcher Floyd Giebell was sent out to Buffalo (IL) after 07/27/1941 (Major League Finale). Detroit infielder Boyd Perry was injured (?) on 07/27/1941. Detroit pitcher Bud Thomas was injured (?) on 07/27/1941 Brooklyn catcher Tony Giuliani was sent out to Minneapolis after 07/27/1941 (Season Finale) Rube Melton Pittsburgh infielder Frankie Gustine was injured (?) on 07/27/1941 Philadelphia (NL) pitcher Rube Melton returned to the mound on 07/29/1941 New York (NL) infielder Joe Orengo returned to play on 07/29/1941 New York (AL) outfielder George Selkirk returned to play on 07/29/1941 Note: After a Doubleheader Sunday (six doubleheaders) yesterday there are no games on the schedule for today. Tuesday, July 29. 1941 Transactions: N/A Boston (AL) (H) 3 St. Louis (AL) 0 A pitcher's duel as Mickey Harris (10-3, 2.86) came out on...
1941 New York Yankees Week Two of the 1941 BBW Replay is in the books and things are off to a good start, at least for some teams. The Yankees finally lost a game, and are sitting on a 12-2 record. Brooklyn has won nine in a row before they took their next loss and are sitting on an 11-3 record, both teams sitting atop the standings in their respective league. New York (AL) and Brooklyn aren’t the only stories so far. Chicago (AL) has ridden their pitching into second place in the AL, while Detroit and Cleveland, the professional prognosticator's pre-season picks, have started to shake off their poor starts and are starting to climb the standings as well. In the NL, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis are nipping at the Dodgers' heels, with the Pirates being the surprise team in that group. Joe McCarthy Both leagues will be experiencing their first cross-country road trips this upcoming week so in a few more weeks everybody will have seen all their league opponents. Al...
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