Gameday Scorecards Coming Soon!

[Chuck]

So Lou Spirito wants to join forces and contribute this season to AngelsWin.com so he will be using his own electronic scorecards and posting them to the Blog (and RSS'd to here) after every game this year.

 

Here's an example of what it will look like.

 

http://louspirito.com/scorecard/zWeaver_scorecard.pdf

 

 

 

 

[Glen]

That's pretty darn cool. Lou does some excellent work.

[ettin]

Sweet! Can't see the example link (my stupid work network!) but I'm sure it is sparkly and pretty.

[gotbeer]

So Lou is the official scorekeeper for the Summer Fanfest tourney?

[Angel Oracle]

Cool, I assume that the dot stands for rbi?

 

The only thing I'm unsure of is the number above the base paths.

For example, Wells singled and stole a base in the 1st inning.   Then I see a '4' above the path from 2nd to 3rd and from 3rd to home.

Does the '4' mean that Kendrick hit a double over the 2nd baseman's head to score Wells?

Edited March 18, 2014 by Angel Oracle

[Ray McKigney]

Why isn't Trout in the lineup?!?!?!?!?!

[Lou Spirito]

I see Chuck has jumped the gun!

 

This isn't the final design. I'm in the process of trying to cram an entire game onto one 8.5 x 11 sheet so you all can print and binder them if you like.

 

Oracle, yes, the dots are RBIs. The little numbers above the base paths refer to the hitter who advanced the runner. For example, in the first inning, Wells singled (1B), then stole second (SB), then the 4th batter in the lineup, Morales, advanced him to third and home (4). I do this so you can clearly see how the runners were moved around bases.

 

My scoring method is a hybrid I've developed over 30 years. There's no one perfect system, but I think this has a nice balance. I'll create an explainer for the markings once this gets going.

 

More to come . . .

[Angel Oracle]

Thank you Lou

[Stradling]

Hey Lou, thanks for donating the two pieces of art. The one in your avatar is the one that I ended up winning. I gave it to my brother so he could display it in his bar at home.

[Homebrewer]

Maybe I'll finally learn how to keep a scorecard that someone else can read.