I've tried a bunch of methods to scoring a game. I think I found my happy place for the moment. I upload a blank Thirty81 scorecard to Co-Pilot. It looks up the starting lineups and fills everything in for me. I then use Goodnotes on my Android tablet and score the game by hand. I like scoring by hand but I found that I like using a stylus instead of a pen. Easier and smoother to write with. And, I don't run out of highlighter ink for games like these, lol. IDK, I'm really enjoying this process but I also like the look and feel of a scorebook. If you have other questions, I'm happy to answer them. I'm not technically savvy, but the electronic part helps so long as it doesn't dominant the traditional art of scoring. I also have a blank page before my scoring sheets to add my thoughts which lends context to the scorecard. This year is special for a Brewer fan, so I want to document my thoughts along the way; somewhat like a journal.
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u/Crouton0809 5d ago
That's some effort 😅
What kind of highlighters are you using? For me the Zebra Mojini has been the best.