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1957 Replay Preparation (Part 2)

(06/28/2020) I really didn't intend to start the replay this soon ... but all of my set-up tasks are completed, ATMgr is configured ... so maybe not today, but it just might be time to get this thing started.

In the previous replays, there have been at least two blog entries for every week of gameplay - a quick game-by-game recap that includes a listing of the player transactions of the day and then a week summary. The summary includes a recap of the week, where the year sits, what's coming up, standings and stats output, and in general just how the replay is going.

I will get this started in the next few days, so stay tuned for details. I am really looking forward to this.

Who's ready for some baseball action?

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