"I see,"

said he.

"Patience is the key!"

"2.20.57 is what you will see -

just one more try and it worked for me."

Same with me, I still show 2.20.56. What are we missing?

I too have done this on many occasions and end up following the following workaround. Once I make the grievous mistake, I try to kill the play the quickest way possible - usually with some combination of "out" perils. This way, I can get to the "undo" the quickest way possible and re-enter the corre...

I like the concept of notes, but wonder if I would have the time to actually enter them... There is a certain linear aspect about working within a program that prohibits actions similar to the hyper-ability of a pencil to go anywhere on a scoresheet at anytime. To make notes robust, I would suggest ...

I concur on Contacts, it really is a measurement for the younger groups to keep tabs on who is swinging and making contact. OR finding those who aren't and working on why not.

I also use Alex Reisner's scorecard. Have been for 4-5 years. It is the most logical and easiest method to keep track of what is going on in a game on paper. Mentioned this a few months ago when we were back in v1.6, but if this were an output option it would be greatly appreciated by any of us noma...

I would agree. Count the fouls until the last and record the last foul as a swinging strike so that your pitch count is accurate.

At such time as notes are available or the ability to record additional data on batter peril at the plate, that should work.

Good to hear as there are plenty of us who still play Fall Ball.

However,

If it is a passed ball or WP, yet the catcher gets the ball in time for the 2-3 putout and the batter is now safe as the result of an overthrown ball or a dropped throw by 1B, should you not score an E2 or E3 respectively?

Curious,

How would you score Batter SAFE on D3 because either 2 overthrew 3 (E2) or if E3.

Will the D3 still show and the pitcher get a "K" or will the E2 or E3 replace the D3?