Here’s one for the Cloud of Gnats Collection. From Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com, an absolute mess of a scorecard — the Cardinals half, at least — from the Game 3 blowout at the World Series.
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And that was before Pujols really got going. (Speaking of which, a fabulous read from Roger Angell, at The New Yorker, here.)
Does anyone know what the rest of this book looks like? Does it just stop after 6 innings (e.g. it’s designed for a journalist that leaves the game early to get their report to the paper before the print deadline), or does it continue onto the next page? If it continues onto the next page: why? What’s the advantage that’s worth trading off a large (the size of the binding plus margins) gap between innings? I don’t think I’ve seen a scorecard like this, so I’m really curious how and why it works.
When the game was finished I had two words floating through my mind: scorekeeper’s nightmare. My scorecard for game 3 is at this address: goo.gl/s89aC