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I had a situation this afternoon with 2 outs on the board, bases loaded, and a grounder to 2nd. The second baseman stepped on 2nd for the force-out to end the inning.

I thought that I'd scored it correctly as fielder's choice with force-out at 2nd, but I noticed later in the game (too late to correct by cycling through "undo") that the run from 3rd was scored in spite of the force-out at 2nd. I realize that it's not possible to edit this play b/c it would change the game results, but I'm not sure where I goofed up.

If I recall correctly, I showed it as batter hitting a single w/ "fielders choice" to 2nd, and then as the software queried status of each runner I showed "advanced by batter" for runners on 3rd and 2nd, then "force out" for runner at 1st, and "held up" safe at first for the batter. In looking back at pitch-by-pitch this sequence shows the run from 3rd scoring followed by the force at 2nd. Should I have shown runner at 3rd as having "held up", then either "advanced by batter" or "held up" for runner at 2nd, then as original "force out" for runner from 1st?

Thanks.

JJM, there is an option for this scenario to select "run does/did not score". When provided with the selection of what happened to the runner on third base, you could select this option opposed to advanced by batter.

One of the things that I have to continue to tell my self when scoring is, "this is a computer, how would it score that play" and think that way. It takes things in a predefined order and just hitting out in this scenario does not account for how the out was made and it takes you through two players before you could say that second baseman stepped on the bag.

Give this a try next time and see if that does not solve your problem.