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2010 Action Baseball Manual
2010 Action Baseball Manual
Action! PC Baseball
The Most Comprehensive Stat-based Baseball Game
Action! PC Baseball is a product of Dave Koch Sports Inc. Copyright 2010 Dave Koch Sports Inc.
Copyright Notices
Copyright 2009 by Dave Koch Sports Inc. The disks, including all files, and the documentation pro-
vided in Action! PC products are the property of Dave Koch Sports Inc. and as such are protected
under U.S. copyright laws. Neither the files stored on the disks nor the documentation may be cop-
ied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable
form, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Dave Koch Sports Inc., except in the
manner described in the documentation. You are permitted to make one (1) backup copy of the disks
for your own use.
Copyright 2009 by Stats Inc. Any commercial use or distribution of these licensed materials without
the express written consent of Stats Inc. is strictly prohibited.
Utilities
Utilities Menu ................................... 35
Export Games ............................. 35
Import Games.............................. 35
Import Managers ......................... 36
Copy Current Database ............... 36
Create Playoff Database .............. 36
Zip League Files ......................... 36
Clean League Folder ................... 36
Clean Photo, Logo, & Park Folder .. 36
Import Colors, Nicknames, Logos... 36
Appendices
A—Player Ratings ...................... 37
B—Special Topics ...................... 39
C—Credits .................................. 41
D—General Abbreviations ......... 42
E—Scoresheet Abbreviations ..... 43
Copyright Notices: Copyright 2010 by Dave Koch Sports Inc. The disks, including all files, and the documentation pro-
vided in Action! PC products are the property of Dave Koch Sports Inc. and as such are protected under U.S. copyright laws.
Neither the files stored on the disks nor the documentation may be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to
any electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Dave Koch Sports
Inc., except in the manner described in the documentation. You are permitted to make one (1) backup copy of the disks for
your own use.
Copyright 2010 by Stats Inc. Any commercial use or distribution of these licensed materials without the express written con-
sent of Stats Inc. is strictly prohibited.
Exhibition Game
Play a game at the stadium of your choice. Statistics are NOT compiled.
Playoff Game
A complete playoff may be played with up to 16 teams. The following options are available when
Playoff Game is chosen:
Seedings—Set from 1 to 8 seedings in each of two brackets. These teams must all be unique. Each
bracket must have at least one team. Teams will be re-seeded after each complete round of games is
played.
Set Pairings—The computer will set up individual game matchups.
Clear Playoff—Erase all seedings and results.
Play Game—Click any game listed to proceed to the Game Preferences form.
SELECTING TEAMS
After selecting Exhibition or Scheduled League Game, make team selections. Highlight your choice for
visiting and home teams, highlight a day and month, and select Play to proceed to the Game Preferences
form.
CHOOSING A PARK
The home team’s park is the default park. To use a different park, highlight your choice from the list of parks.
Lineup Menu
Visiting Team—View the visiting team’s roster and make lineup changes. .
Home Team—View the home team’s roster and make lineup changes.
Bullpens—View the bullpen for either team. The defensive team’s bullpen may also be accessed by
clicking the pitcher label on the game screen.
Options Menu
The Options menu may also be accessed by right clicking the play-by-play text.
Roster Form
Edit Menu
The following spreadsheet options are available for editing a team roster:
General Information—Edit general information such as name, bat side, throw side, age, and
salary.
Batting—Edit total batting statistics. An estimated breakdown of statistics versus left handed
and right handed pitchers will be created.
Batting versus Lefty—Edit batting statistics versus left-handed pitchers.
Batting versus Righty—Edit batting statistics versus right-handed pitchers.
Pitching—Edit total pitching statistics. An estimated breakdown of statistics versus left handed
and right handed hitters will be created.
Pitching versus Lefty—Edit pitching statistics versus left-handed batters.
Pitching versus Righty—Edit pitching statistics versus right-handed batters.
Fielders—Edit fielding statistics and ratings.
Batter/Pitcher Display—Determine which players are displayed with pitchers or batters.
Note: Prior to opening a spreadsheet you will be prompted to choose between real or
replay stats.
Note: Player photos should be saved in the Player Photos folder typically
Program Files/Baseball 2010/Player Photos. The standard naming convention is
Lastname_Firstname.jpg.
Manager Menu
Manager Preferences—Display the Manager Preferences form. For more information see
“Managers: The Manager Form” below.
Player Usage and Availability—Edit player usage preferences such as start dates, stop dates,
maximum at bats, maximum innings pitched, and maximum games started. The computer
manager will use the maximums as a guide to regulate player usage. You may also select
preferences for special situations.
Generate Default Manager—Display the Default Manager form, which has the following
options:
Managers—Display a form to be used to generate managers for all teams.
Player Ratings—Display a form to be used to generate a variety of default player ratings.
Player statistics will be used to create subjective ratings.
Set Roster—Let the computer make roster changes to meet roster requirements.
Export Manager—Export the team manager profile into the active season folder. The file will
have a .man extension and may be imported by other computers using Utilities/Import
Managers.
Email Manager—Email the manager file to a league member. The member must be listed in
your league address book.
Lineup Tab
To enter a player into the lineup, highlight the player’s name and double-click a spot in the lineup
list. To enter a position for a player, highlight his name in the lineup list, then click a position. The
following features are available on the Lineup Tab.
Computer—Have the computer generate a lineup. This option is only available before a game.
Rotation Tab
Specify a starting rotation of up to seven starters. When sufficiently rested, starters will be used in
the designated order. Up to seven spot starters may also be selected to be used as needed. To limit
the specific number of starts for a pitcher, select Manager/Player Usage and Availability.
Bullpen Tab
Up to seven relief pitchers may be specified for the role of closer (versus left-handed or right-handed
batters), setup pitcher (vs. left or right), long reliever, or blowout pitcher. The computer manager will
use bullpen pitchers in the order listed when sufficiently rested for the role.
League Reset
The League Reset form is used to perform tasks that apply to the entire league. The following categories
Rules Menu
Misc Tab
Show Steal Success %—Display the chance of a successful steal.
Show Base Runner Success %—Display the chance of a base runner advancing to the next
base when prompted to make a base coaching decision.
Display Pitcher Estimated Pitch Counts (EPC)—Display the estimated number of pitches
that may be thrown before a pitcher is tired.
Outcome Box—Shows the chance of possible outcomes.
Coaching Decision Clock—Set a maximum number of seconds before a coaching decision
must be made.
League Pitch By Pitch Mode
Use League Rules—When checked, league settings will override pitch-by-pitch
settings on the Game Preferences screen.
Use Pitch-by-Pitch Mode—Play the game one pitch at a time instead of one batter at
a time. All settings may be changed at any time during the game.
Bases Empty—Select an inning to begin using pitch-by-pitch mode with the
bases empty.
Runners On—Select an inning to begin using pitch-by-pitch mode with runners
on base.
Score Within—Stop using pitch-by-pitch mode if the score differential is greater
Schedule
The Schedule form is used to modify the schedule for the active season. The Schedule form may be
accessed by selecting Organize/Schedule from the opening game screen. The following features are
available:
Calendar Control—Select a month and day to view a list of games scheduled, or create new games
for that date.
Build Series—Highlight the home team, visiting team and series length. Then select Add Series to
enter the new series onto the schedule.
Manager—Click C or H next to the team name to toggle between computer and human manager.
View Box Score—Click on any completed game to view the box score of that game.
Status—If unplayed, a game may be deleted by clicking the status column.
Park—Click the park name if you wish to have the game played in a different park.
Game Number—Toggle between 1 and 2. Only use 2 if the game is the second game of a double
header.
View Schedule—Select a team to view its entire schedule. Click on completed games to view the
box score.
Favorite Team—Select a team to be managed the entire season by a human manager.
Schedule Tools Menu
Erase Schedule—Remove all games from the schedule.
Edit Records
Edit league or all-time records for batting pitching, fielding, or team totals. Note: Each league
folder has its own record file, while all-time records are saved in the main game folder (Program
Files/Baseball 2009). All-time records include combined records from all of your leagues.
Generate Default
Managers—Display a form to be used to generate managers for all teams.
Player Ratings—Display a form to be used to generate a variety of default player ratings. Player
statistics will be used to create subjective ratings.
Player Search
A useful tool for finding any player in the active league. It is accessed by choosing Organize/Player
Search from the opening screen. Use Player Search to find specific players. Double-click from the list
of players found to view his complete statistics and ratings.
Model League
The Model League form can be used to quickly update a draft league with player data from a new season
statistics disk. The following options are available:
Original League Folder—Double-click the folder which contains your original league data.
Use New Data From—Double-click the folder which contains the new player data you would like to
use.
New League Folder—Enter a name for the new league folder.
Example: You are using the 2010 game edition, and would like to create a new season
folder using the 2009 season stats. You want to model the new folder after your 2009 draft
league (which used the 2009 game edition and the 2008 season stats).
Begin Model—All players will be placed on teams, team names will be updated, and the free agent file
will include all players not present on any team.
Transactions
Enter active playing dates for players on any teams. The Transaction tool may be accessed by selecting
Organize/Transaction from the main menu. Active playing dates may also be entered when viewing a
team roster by selecting Manager/Player Availability and Usage or by double-clicking on Player and
clicking the Usage tab.
Team Reports
View player statistics, rosters and box scores by team. Additional customized team reports may be
generated by selecting Reports/Database and choosing only one team for the report. The Team Reports
form is accessed by selecting Reports/Team Reports from the opening screen. The following options
are available:
Team List—Highlight a team to view its statistics.
Box Score List—Double-click a box score you would like to view.
Report Preferences—Build custom reports that include any combination of individual reports.
Include—Select one or all teams.
Statistics—Choose between real or computer statistics.
Include Pitcher Batting—Include individual pitcher batting statistics in batting reports.
Build/View—Generate the report and optionally print the report, save it to a disk, or save it to
an html file.
League Reports
The League Reports form is used to generate team comparison charts for a division or league. The
following options are available:
Teams—Select divisions or leagues to include in the report.
Reports—Choose between batting, pitching or fielding.
Leader Boards
The Leader Board is used to build and display both standard and customized league leader reports. It is
accessed by selecting Reports/Leaders from the opening screen.
Leader Board
News
The News form is used to create a report for a specific calendar day. It may be accessed by selecting
Reports/News from the opening screen. News reports include transactions, injuries, game scores,
schedules and headlines.
Records
View the top five game and season record holders. Reports may be viewed for batting, pitching, and
fielding.
Database
The Database form allows you to view customized player reports for your league database. It is accessed
by selecting Reports/Database from the opening screen.
Box Search
The Box Search form is used to scan all played games to find specific events. It is accessed by choosing
Reports/Box Search from the opening screen. Click on any game that is found to view the complete box
score.
(See Box Search graphic below.)
Box Search Options:
Set filter requirements for a search using the following options:
Batting Minimum—Enter the minimum batting requirement.
Fielding Minimum—Enter the minimum fielding requirement.
Pitching Minimum—Enter the minimum pitching requirement.
Team Minimums—Enter the minimum game totals for one or both teams.
Search Teams—Select a team (if any), an opponent (if any), and choose between a batting or
pitching display.
Box Search
Game Films
View play-by-play from completed games. Game films are only saved for games specified in your league
rules.
Encyclopedia
The Encyclopedia form is used to display statistics saved in up to 10 encyclopedias. The following
options are available.
Search Filter—View a portion of your data by specifying batting minimums, pitching minimums,
teams, or years. To filter by team, enter the team abbreviation; to filter by year, use four digits. To
find the complete history of a specific player, enter his name a well as any year he played minus his
age on April 1 of that year (year-age).
What If
The What If form is used to estimate batter or pitcher performance in different years and ballparks. It is
accessed by choosing Reports/What If from the opening screen. The following options are available:
Filter—Select minimum real-life totals for the “What If” analysis.
Home Park—Select a theoretical home park.
Year—Select a theoretical year.
League—Select a theoretical league.
Report—Batting or pitching.
Refresh—Generate the report.
Firewall Settings: Windows Firewall, found in Windows Security Center, must either be open or set
to allow the games as an exception. Your antivirus software must be set to allow the game files to be
passed through the internet.
Router Users: If you are connected to the internet via a router, you must forward port 1452. Visit
portforward.com for specific instructions on the most commonly used routers.
Find IP Address
Find your current IP address. The host should email the IP address to his opponent. The opponent uses
the IP address to join a game session.
Note: Your IP address changes each time you connect to the internet. If you have difficulty
connecting with an opponent, you may need to verify the IP address by running winipcfg.exe
from Windows. You may also verify your IP address by logging on to www.myipaddress.com.
Note: If you have difficulty hosting, it may be due to a firewall. If a firewall is present, open port
1452.
Disconnect
Close communication with your internet opponent.
Service Updates
Visit the Dave Koch Sports service page to check for available service updates.
Visit dksports.com
Visit the Dave Koch Sports website.
Create Website
Build a custom website for your league. The Create Website form is accessed by selecting Internet/
Create Website from the opening screen. When the form pops up, select the reports you would like
included in the website. The web pages will be created in a folder called WebFolder inside your active
season folder. Custom websites automatically include standings. You may optionally include schedules,
box scores, individual team pages, league leaders, team comparison charts, and all-star voting totals.
Chat
Chat with your internet opponent.
Active Season
The Active Season form is used to change the active season folder. The Active Season form is accessed
by selecting Setup/Active Season from the opening screen. To change the active season, toggle between
folders and select Save Changes.
Game Preferences
The Game Preferences form appears after the date and teams are chosen. It may also be accessed by
selecting Setup/Game Preferences from the main menu or Options/Game Preferences from the game
screen. This form is used to select the coaches, play speed, and game screen display preferences.
(see the Game Preferences graphic below)
Game Display Tab
Diamond Display
Diamond—Choose 3/4 or full screen diamond displays.
Play Calls—Choose left or right for the location of the play calling box.
Lineup Display—Select the statistics you would like displayed for your lineups.
Full Screen Options
Lineups to Display—Select the teams to be displayed on the game screen.
Pitcher/Batter Statistics Display—Set the screen location of pitcher and batter stat
displays.
Dual Monitor Support—Display the game screen on one monitor and display an
additional screen with lineups, complete bullpens & benches, stats, box, score sheet, and
leaders on the second screen. When using one monitor, the second form will be displayed
on a separate Windows tab.
Player Displays
Batter/Pitcher Photo—Display batter and pitcher photos in the top corners of the screen.
Playing Field Photos—Display photos for pitcher, batter, and fielders on the playing
field. Optionally display player labels along with playing field photos
Game Display Options
Choose the features and options to be displayed on the screen. Some of the options are as
follows:
Display Pitch Speed—Display the current pitch speed in miles per hour. Pitch speed
may be used to judge pitcher fatigue when Display Pitcher Fatigue is turned off.
Use Ten Minute Ticker—View the progress of other games being played in your
league.
Mouse-Over Player Pop-Up —Display a rating, statistics box, and player photo (if
available) when moving the mouse over a player label.
Lineup Font Size—Choose a font size for lineup displays.
Scoreboard
Choose the size and color of the scoreboard, and optionally display left-on-base statistics.
Play-by-Play Tab
Play-By-Play Commentary Options—Check the boxes to include batter comments, new
Misc Tab
Game Era—Choose an era for generating results. The default game era is batter/pitcher
average. For more information regarding game era, see “The Game Engine” in the Special
Topics section of the Appendix.
Report Style—Choose a report style from the drop-down menu
Opening Game Screen Font—Choose the font size for the opening game screen.
Manager Options
Bullpen Warm-Up—Requires human managers to warm pitchers for at least two batters
before entering a game at full strength. Pitchers may warm-up in the bullpen as often as
you like. However, each warm-up session reduces the number of pitches the pitcher may
throw in the game.
Computer Base Coach—Have the computer make all base coaching decisions.
Computer Base Stealing—Have the computer call for stolen base attempts. With this
option, human coaches may also call for steals.
All Human Subs for Computer Managers—Allow human coaches to make all
substitutions for computer managed teams.
Coaching Decision Clock— Designate the number of seconds available for making
base coaching decisions.
Warn Before Computer Manager Substitutions—Allow a human manager to cancel
a proposed computer substitution. This option is available for pitching changes, pinch
hitters, pinch runners, and defensive subs.
Use Pitch-by-Pitch Mode—Play the game one pitch at a time instead of one batter at a
time. All settings may be changed at any time during the game.
Bases Empty—Select an inning to begin using pitch-by-pitch mode with the bases
empty.
Runners On—Select an inning to begin using pitch-by-pitch mode with runners on
base.
Install Season
The Install Season form is used to install a new season disk. It is accessed by selecting Utilities/Install
Season from the opening screen or selecting Install Season from the Setup menu. The following options
are available:
Install From Drive—Select the drive where the season you wish to install resides. Typically this
will be your floppy drive.
Important: Most installation errors occur when not selecting the correct “Install From
Drive.” Always designate the drive from which you are installing the season.
Folder—Select the folder on the “Install From Drive” where the season you wish to install resides.
Installation Folder—Enter the drive and folder where you would like the new season to reside.
The default folder will be named Program Files/Baseball/New Folder. Always change the name
New Folder to a name that identifies the folder content, such as 1959 if the folder includes the 1959
season.
Begin Installation—Install the new season.
Play-By-Play
Edit 4000 lines of basic play-by-play text. The play-by-play editor may be accessed by selecting
Organize/Play-By-Play from the opening game screen. Many plays, such as rare plays, may not be
edited.
Sound Effects
Select sound effects for play-by-play. Sound files, with the .wav extension, should be saved in the
Program Files/Baseball/Sounds. The sound effects editor may be accessed by selecting Setup/Sound
Effects from the main menu.
Export Games
The Export Games form is used to export complete game statistics for use on another computer. This
function is useful for leagues playing a series on multiple computers. Exported game files will have a .bbx
extension. The Export Games form may be accessed by selecting Utilities/Export Games from the
opening screen. The following options are available:
Mark Games For Export—Click the games you would like to export.
Export All—Select all games for exporting.
Export None—Unselect all games.
Export Location Drive—Select the drive location you would like to export the selected games to.
This is typically your floppy drive.
Folder—Select the folder on the selected drive where you would like the games exported.
Begin Export—Export all selected games to the listed drive and folder. A file with the .bbx
extension will be created containing the selected game(s). This file may then be transferred by email
to other computers for import.
Cancel—Cancel export and return to the main menu.
Import Games
The Import Games form is used to import games played on another computer to the active season folder.
All statistics and records from imported games will be added to those in the active season folder. The
Import Games form may be accessed by selecting Utilities/Import Games from the opening screen. The
following options are available:
Drive—Select the drive from which games will be imported.
Folder—Select the folder on the selected drive from which games will be imported. After selecting a
Import Managers
The Import Managers form is used to import manager profiles exported from another computer into the
active season folder. The Import Managers form may be accessed by selecting Utilities/Import
Managers from the opening screen. A list of .man manager files will appear in a list box. Click on the
file you would like to import and the appropriate Team Manager file will be updated.
Note: Managers may be exported by selecting Manager/Export Manager from any team
roster.
Fielding Range
Range ratings determine how often players get to balls hit to their area. The average range rating is 5.
Ratings greater than 5 reduce the opponent’s batting average; ratings below 5 increase the opponent’s
average. The following is an estimate by position of what each rating point is worth:
Pitcher................. 0.5
Catcher ............... 1.0
First Baseman ..... 2.0
Second Baseman. 3.5
Third Baseman ... 2.5
Shortstop............. 5.0
Left Fielder ......... 1.5
Center Fielder ..... 3.0
Right Fielder ....... 1.0
For example, over the course of a full season, shortstops rated 10 will reduce the opponent’s batting
average by 25 points and a zero-rated shortstop will increase an opponent’s average by 25 points.
Catcher range is used on pop-ups and bunts.
Range Adjustments—Range adjustments are calculated differently for standard and draft teams:
Stock Team: The game engine assumes a pitcher’s real stats were generated based on the
players on the roster. Basically the roster is scanned to determine the average range for each
position. Then, batting average allowed is adjusted by the players on the field at a given
time as compared to the team average for each position. If you take a player off the roster,
he is not part of the calculation to determine the team averages. If however, he is injured,
inactive, or not being used, he still is part of this calculation.
Draft Team: The game engine assumes an average fielder at each position Then, batting
average allowed is adjusted by the players on the field at a given time as compared to the
league average.
Start/End Dates
These dates represent the first day and last day a player is available for his team. These transaction
dates do not apply if “Use Transactions” is turned off in the league rules.
Base Running
Indicates a runner’s ability to advance an extra base on hits, fly outs and other plays. Each rating
point adjusts the chance of a runner advancing an extra base by 4 percentage points.
SB Jump
Measures how often a runner gets a good jump on steal attempts.
Bunt-Sac
Represents a player’s ability to bunt to advance runners.
Bunt-Hit
Represents a player’s ability to bunt for a hit.
Starter/Relief/Closer
Represents a pitcher’s effectiveness in different roles
++ full effectiveness
+ slightly reduced effectiveness
– reduced effectiveness
Power
This rating is computer generated and indicates a player’s ability to hit for extra bases.
Hold
Measures a pitcher’s ability to hold runners on first. Each rating point adjusts the chance of a runner
stealing the next base by 4 percentage points.
DP Pivot
Measures a player’s ability to turn a double play. A player with an average rating of 5 will turn a
double play on 58% of double play opportunities. Each rating point above 5 increases the double
play chance by 3 points. Each point below 5 decreases the double play chance.
OF Arm
Measures a player’s ability to throw out runners from the outfield. Each rating point adjusts the
chance of a runner advancing to the next base by 4 percentage points.
Catcher Arm
Measures a player’s ability to throw out potential base stealers. Each rating point adjusts the chance
of a successful stolen base by 3 points.
Batter Type
Determines the location of batted balls. Batters are rated spray, pull, or dead pull depending on how
often they hit to each side of the field. Batters are also rated for how often they hit fly or ground
balls.
Pitcher Type
Determines how often a pitcher yields ground balls or fly balls..
Clutch Pitching
Indicates how effective a pitcher is with runners on base.
Durability
Determines how often a player will be injured. By way of example, a “10” will rarely be injured, a
“5” will miss 25% of the season, and a “1” will miss 50% of the season. The length of an injury is
adjusted by the length of the season specified in league rules and by the number of games previously
missed.
Pitcher Ratings
Pitchers receive the following effectiveness ratings for their performance as a starter, relief pitcher, or
closer:
++ Maximum effectiveness
+ Near maximum effectiveness
- Reduced effectiveness
Estimated pitch counts are based on real-life pitches per game. This estimate may then be reduced by
a number of factors:
Pitching a larger than real-life percentage of games or innings over the course of a season or
portion of a season.
Extremely warm or cold temperatures.
Rain delays.
Multiple pickoff attempts.
Multiple times warming up in the bullpen.
When a pitcher has become fatigued, exclamation points will appear next to his name. Walks and
hits allowed increase as fatigue increases.
Park Effect—Batter and pitcher statistics are modified by comparing the effect of their own
home park with the effect of the park where the game is being played. For example, a batter
whose home park reduces home runs by 25% will see a large increase in home runs when play-
ing in even an average park.
Era Impact—Batters and pitcher statistics are modified by comparing their real life era with the
era in which the game is being played. For example, a batter who hit 50 home runs in a season
where the league average was 32 home runs/1000AB would only be expected to hit 25 home
runs in an era where the league average was 16 home runs/1000AB.
Special Eras
Standard Batter/Pitcher Average—This Era averages the statistics from the batter and
pitcher real-life era to determine play results.
Cross-Era Historical Average—This era uses historical statistical averages to deter-
mine play results
Strategy Impact—Adjustments for offensive and defensive strategy are made after all batter,
pitcher, park and era adjustments are made.
Base Stealing
You may attempt to steal a base at any time. Your decision to steal will be based on the success rate
of the potential base stealer. The exact success percentage of stealing the next base will be displayed
to the right of the base runners name if you have selected Show Steal % on the Game Preferences
Rare Plays
Baseball is a sport with a rich and varied past filled with unique plays and strange occurrences.
We've made a special effort to include hundreds of these rare plays in the game engine. Some will
only occur as infrequently as once every 200,000 games! If you see something in a game that you've
never seen before let us know. We'd like to add it to our data base of rare plays.
Ballpark Credits
Ballpark photos used in Action! PC Baseball have been contributed from the sources listed be-
low. Many of these sources offer detailed ballpark information, additional photos, park reviews
and ballpark merchandise.
Examples
G53 – groundout to third base
G46/fo,B1 – ground out, second baseman to shortstop for force out, batter to first
F9d,3H/SF – deep fly out to right field, runner scores from third, sac fly
S, 23, 3H – single, runner on second advances to third, runner on third scores
E1, 23, B1 – error on the pitcher, runner on second advances to third, batter to first
G643/dp – ground ball to shortstop, throw to second, throw to first for double play
WP,12, IBB – wild pitch, runner advances from first to second, batter is intentionally walked
CS2(26)K – caught stealing second, throw from catcher to shortstop, strikeout
S+E9, B2 – single, error on right fielder, batter to second
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