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I did not see a thread about this, so I figured I might ask: is there anyone else out there who keeps score in baseball games? Whenever I go to a game, I always buy the scorecard and fill it out, even though the boxes are tiny and you can only really track the batters. There's rarely enough room to score the pitchers without dividing the supplied boxes in half. But even when watching at home, I sometimes keep score. I have the best book money can buy, Baseball By The Numbers, and if I'm feeling lazy, I'll go with a free scorecard you can download here. (The scorecard w/ pitching stats is the one I use there.) If I'm feeling ultra-lazy or I'm scoring the ASG, I use one I made myself that tracks pitching stats but not pitch counts. Any other scorekeepers out there? What do you like to use?
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I bought the Eephus League scorebook a few years ago, and I'm a big fan. I know there are apps and stuff but it's just not the same.
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Aug 9, 2014 22:09
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Tater Love 