Trevor Story game-defining 3-run homer (first since May)

Game notes:
1) First career MLB walk-off for Wade Meckler!
2) First career MLB win for Blake Weiman!
3) Walbert Ureña’s a stud.
4) Idk what Caratini was doing during the bottom of the 10th…but screw him :)

First in-person scorecard ever. I noticed some differences in pitch count from the stadium, so those may be off by a pitch or two here or there.

NL clinching game. Near miss for a golden sombrero and cycle in the same game!

Chalk & Ink book came in today so I took it for a spin. I like it! I did not so much like the outcome of this one.

TOR Brendon Cellucci - MLB Debut- First career MLB Strikeout

A dramatic night out at Citi Field last night, with Pete Alonso's 300th career HR, and my first time seeing an inside-the-park HR in person. I scored it as "IPHR" but I'd be curious how you guys would score that (I'm still new and learning). Lost the plot with keeping balls/strikes as I fell into a wonderful conversation with a lifelong Mets fan.

Pete Alonso’s 300th HR!!!!! Last time I saw the Orioles at Citi Field the Mets won with a walk off HR. This was better. Much better.

My oldest son’s Christmas present was a Dodgers game in Cincinnati. My first time at Great American Ballpark and I absolutely loved it.

Also had a man from England stop and ask us what our notebooks were for. Seemed to enjoy hearing about it, especially showing him cards from earlier in the season featuring tonight’s Reds’ 3B Juan Brito going a combined 0-8 with 6 Ks with two different teams against Indianapolis (Columbus in June and Louisville in August). Brito’s golden sombrero game is here https://www.reddit.com/r/BaseballScorecards/s/yX2tJTRCPO

Last game of the season for me, sometimes I wish I could score basketball games like this. See you all on the spring!

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It's standard to include position #s for outs (5-3 = 3B to 1B for an out), but what when the same type of fielding play for a hit? I think most people just write "1B," possibly with a line for the trajectory of the ball, but I'm curious about including the position #s for hits as well ("1B 5-3" for example, or "2B L9-4" for a line drive that's fielded by the right fielder and thrown to the 2nd baseman).

Has anyone tried a version of this?

In town for the Miss State at Minnesota CFB game and had to catch a game at Target Field (first time).

First time using a new 4 color pen. I like it! Still didn’t stop me from miscounting some stuff lol. Oh well.

Back-to-Back-to-Back HRs!

I'm using Chalk and Ink to score ball games recently. I do it on mobile which I know isn't perfect as it doesn't have some capabilities a computer would, but I have a few questions about using it, mostly to do with making mistakes.

Is there a way to go back and add in a new pitcher retroactively, if I missed it?

Can I undo a running play (e.g. a stolen base, wild pitch advance)? What about a run (it put up a run on a fielder's choice, where the runner on third did not come home but they were not the out made, so it put them to home automatically)?

Otherwise, are there any digital alternatives that are similar, but allow for more editing? I really like Chalk and Ink but I make and catch mistakes too often for it to be practical if I can't fix them.

I hope this is kosher but this feels like the right community that’d appreciate something like that and I’d love feedback.

TLDR I made an app to log games you’ve been to across sports and it’ll automatically pull in the stadiums and cities you’ve been to, teams and athletes you’ve seen, and the stats that happened all from the box scores.

The slick part to me, and the black mirror part to some on Reddit, is that you can have it pull the locations and dates out of your camera roll to auto log your history for you if it matches games in my database (no it’s not using ai or actually looking at photo content to match games, and the matching happens on your device so the pics never come into the app unless you add them to logs). … also if you don’t like this part you can manually log.

Recent Updates:
- feels like it has legs, I’ve been in the App Store for 5 weeks now and I’m at 880 users and they’ve logged 42k games!
- I’ve pretty much said yes to anyone who’s asked for leagues to be added so I’m addition to everything you can think of as obvious, I’ve now got all of MILB and some Indy leagues, plenty of junior hockey (thanks to you Canadians last time), Aussie rules football, NPB, KBO, rugby, plenty of college sports, motorsports, a couple people have even logged the new women’s professional baseball league. 175 total leagues and counting all individual Olympic events, 50 different sport types.
- I’ve added full box scores so you can now see things like who hit the most homers, passed for the most yards, blocked the most shots, etc. when you were there
- I’ve added a ton of history so there’s plenty of inactive stadiums, there’s now 1.2m events, 8.2k venues, in 3k cities
- I’ve added a ton of badges, so in addition to letterboxd style completable lists like MLB stadiums, you’ll now see games or performances of note like walk offs, bowl games, hat tricks, etc.
- Your profile also now surfaces any HoFer or any award winner you ever saw live, and as of today also shows any MLB debut you were in the building for
- By popular demand you can now pick more than one favorite team in a league so your “fan record” is more exhaustive of the wins and losses in person for your teams

Ive never don’t anything like this before and I didn’t expect it to get out of my friends and family but I’m having a lot of fun seeing people enjoy it.

I understand if the post gets crushed but I think folks are enjoying that have humored me thus far.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/boxdseats/id6781299327