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paulcaraccio
July 16, 2013 at 11:15PM View BBCode
Shltty Hitters show up all the time in my box scores :D
paulcaraccio
July 16, 2013 at 11:16PM View BBCode
ok, that was a pretty bad joke in place of what I meant to find out...whats a SH?
tworoosters
July 17, 2013 at 12:58AM View BBCode
Shutout ? Sacrifice Hits ? SFs already appear and only pitchers can sac bunt so it seems a bit moot.
Hamilton2
July 17, 2013 at 04:04AM View BBCode
I want to know what eom means. IMO = In My Opinion EOM = Entirely Open Mind? #confused
paulcaraccio
I was thinking "sacrifice hits" as well, but a sacrifice of any kind is not gonna be a hit, so that can't be right.
July 17, 2013 at 04:44AM View BBCode
haha! I know eom means End Of Message, some people put it in the subject line of e-mails to save you 2 seconds of opening a blank message.I was thinking "sacrifice hits" as well, but a sacrifice of any kind is not gonna be a hit, so that can't be right.
Kingturtle
For example, in a game like this:
http://simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=25482790&cityid=7
The pitcher's spot for the New York side shows only a walk and a hit.
July 17, 2013 at 01:12PM View formatted
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GIDP and CS are included in the boxes. Sac Flies are too. So, seems to me, Sac hits should be too.
For example, in a game like this:
http://simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=25482790&cityid=7
The pitcher's spot for the New York side shows only a walk and a hit.
tm4559
i mean, it got a hit, it drew a walk, it laid down a sacrifice bunt (i started to say, just a bunt, because the pitchers, and only the pitchers, sacrifice, which, if you must have pitchers hitting and you must have the sacrifice, these two things should go together, like dog and shit) a commendable play by a pitcher. it even scored a run.
(if it had just drawn a walk instead of that hit, it would be like, i don't know, twice as awesome acuz the walk is so shiny awesome.)
now what do you want the box score to say? what the hell is a sacrifice hit?
July 17, 2013 at 08:33PM View BBCode
doggone it turtle. are you just trying to make me look through this box score so you can giggle about it?i mean, it got a hit, it drew a walk, it laid down a sacrifice bunt (i started to say, just a bunt, because the pitchers, and only the pitchers, sacrifice, which, if you must have pitchers hitting and you must have the sacrifice, these two things should go together, like dog and shit) a commendable play by a pitcher. it even scored a run.
(if it had just drawn a walk instead of that hit, it would be like, i don't know, twice as awesome acuz the walk is so shiny awesome.)
now what do you want the box score to say? what the hell is a sacrifice hit?
WillyD
July 17, 2013 at 08:52PM View BBCode
If this happens, we will then need to make the HR's appear in bold print. Because that's really what matters.
paulcaraccio
July 18, 2013 at 12:11AM View BBCode
maybe when a pitcher fails at bunting and then hits a single, he sacrificed his bunt attempt and got a hit, so, boom, sacrifice hit.
Kingturtle
* Fred Beasley lays down a bunt to the first baseman. He is thrown out at first with the second baseman covering the bag. Runners advance.
So put it in the box score as SH: Beasley.
July 18, 2013 at 02:15AM View BBCode
Maybe I am missing some of the jokes here...but this is the play:* Fred Beasley lays down a bunt to the first baseman. He is thrown out at first with the second baseman covering the bag. Runners advance.
So put it in the box score as SH: Beasley.
paulcaraccio
i suppose to keep things official, it should be in there, but it would just be another thing that I totally ignore. might add a little more to it if there was a league leaders page on it too, but I still wouldn't be on board.
July 18, 2013 at 03:28AM View BBCode
oh i see, a sacrifice bunt. never heard it called a sacrifice hit before.i suppose to keep things official, it should be in there, but it would just be another thing that I totally ignore. might add a little more to it if there was a league leaders page on it too, but I still wouldn't be on board.
tm4559
July 18, 2013 at 10:57AM View BBCode
i ah, got that part. nobody ever called it a sacrifice hit before because its a sacrifice BUNT. sacrifice bunts have never been shown in box scores because giving your out away by way of the bunt is not noteworthy. it isn't difficult.
Kingturtle
July 18, 2013 at 04:09PM View BBCode
the MLB rules use "Sacrifice Bunt" and "Sacrifice Hit" interchangeably . Sac Bunts were officially recorded until 1940. They couldn't call it a Sac Bunt in the box score because "SB" was already taken by Stolen Base, so it appears in box scores as "SH". Now I think they use "SAC" in boxscores.
WillyD
July 18, 2013 at 04:56PM View BBCode
And here I thought the S stood for suck. All these years I thought the names after the "S" sucked, when if fact they were just bunting runners over! Ah, wait a minute...I guess that means they do suck.
tm4559
July 18, 2013 at 07:28PM View BBCode
in little league, we used to write down SG for "sacrifice grounder" (when somebody hit a ground ball and advanced the runner and got out their ownself). we did that just to make the coach mad. because we were bad children.Pages: 1