Reply to "Yet another scoring question"

roothog6610,000+ posts

Stats4Gnats posted:
One reason it looks weird on a scorecard is because it’s an unusual play. Attached is how it would look if you were scoring using Project Scoresheet rather than a standard scoresheet. It makes it a little easier to see what happened.
1^st batter walked. 2^nd batter lined a single into left field. Player #511 steals 2^nd on the 3^rd pitch. Player #511 moves to 3^rd on the hit. 3^rd batter reaches on a 9-6 fielder’s choice and gets credit for an RBI and sac fly. Player #511 scores on the play and Player #547 is put out at 2^nd. Below that are the batting stats at that point.
I’ve really gotten used to seeing the scoresheet in this format and find it much easier to see what and when things happened.

Thanks. Yeah. There's also no way to properly score it on Game Changer, but I enter states straight from paper rather than import, so it didn't matter. There's also the fact that I don't think anyone is taking a very long look at FC stats.

4/16/1811:10 AM

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