HahnSolo wrote: Everett gets too many points there in my opinion. He walks (OK, tie game, winning run gets on base), but was it a hard-worked walk, or was the pitcher wild? Then he goes to second on a passed ball. Again, no great effort on his part. But now he commits a colossal blunder. In scoring position, he tries to get to third on a grounder to short? Bad play, especially if you are the winning run. Getting tagged out, he leaves a man on first with 2 outs. The key player here is Harry. His double scored the first run, then his stolen base allowed him to score the tying run on an infield out. Big time right there. So I think you should adjust Harry to 3 points, Soup Jr. to 2, and Everett to 1.5. See, the problem is that I only gave you guys one inning but I scored the kids based on the entire game. Everett had 3 big hits in the game AND asked me to show him how to score the game. Paid great atention when I showed him and scored one inning himself. Getting tagged out going from 2nd to 3rd wasn't really his fault. Soupy, Jr. hit a missile of a groundball. The SS should never have had a chance at it but it but somehow he stabbed it. He bobbled it so had no play at first but Everett had assumed (as did everyone else) that the SS would not be able to get to the ball in the first place. By the time Everett realized the ball didn't go through, the SS finally had control of it and tagged Everett who was right next to him. Harry is totally big time. Best player on the team and a nice kid. He pitches, he hits. Back story: His mom is Puerto Rican and his dad is Jewish. The mom was single with two kids and took a job as the dad's secretary. They started having an affair and, Harry's dad jokes (or maybe not), that to avoid the sexual harrassment suit, he had to marry her..