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 \nThis quick reference guide is intended to help rookies and veterans alike with the more commonroutines found in the Easy Play version of the game.  \n# 班PLAYER CARDS\n\nLet's take a look at a couple of stars from the 1970's and get an idea for how the player cards are  \n## Easy Play Hit Routine\n\nDON NEWCOMBE  \nT/Right [norm]  \n1956  \nWILLIE MAYS  \nB/Right [ftb]  \nP   E:17  \nBrooklyn  \n1956  \nHit:Card  \nBats:Left  \nE:16  \nCF  \nF(Arm):1(A)  \nNew York (N)  \nIP:268  \nSB/R:1  \nSBF:4  \nGames 38  \nGS:36  \nB/R:A+  \nSV's:0  \nWL:27-7  \nERA:3.06  \nVs LEFT:  \nstats:130.3153684  \nNorm  \nSBF:0  \nSP:1  \nSBR:-2  \nHR:B  \nHit:9.0  \nL2 Ftg:21  \nBnt:Pr  \nL1 Ftg:29  \nPO/BK:Fr  \nWP:2  \nEarly:C  \nLate:C  \nstats:4482903684  \nVs RIGHT:  \nPower  \nH/R:A  \nBnt:Pr  \nSP:1  \nHit:9.0  \nHR:-3  \nVs LEFTIES:  \nVsL  \nVaR  \nVaL  \nVaR  \nVsL  \nHR:3  \n11 SN1  \n51 DFH1  \nRP/+WP  \nDFL1  \nVs RIGHTIES:  \n31 TP1/DB2 SN1  \n12 PU1-SPH BB  \n32 BB(3)  \n52 BB(1)  \nDFO1  \nK(2)  \n13 NF1  \nRG1  \n33 K(0)  \nK'S RATING  \n53 LF1  \nSN inf  \nBB'S RATING  \nSN1  \nHIT RATING  \n14 SN1  \nL01-SPH  \n34 BB(-1)  \n54 BB(2)  \nK(1)  \nVsR  \nVsL  \nVsR  \nVsL  \nVsR  \nVsL  \n15 K(-2)  \n35 RG1  \nTP1/DB2  \n55 DB1  \nK(O)  \n-3  \n-3  \n16 BB(-2)  \nK(-2)  \n36 SN1  \n56 BB  \nDFH1  \n-2  \n-2  \nSG2  \n-2  \nBTRLO1  \n21 RP/+WP  \n41 K(2)  \nBB(O)  \nBB(2)  \n61 DB1  \niDB  \n-1 L01  \n-1 RG3  \n-1 LF3  \nPU1  \nSG2  \n22 SN1  \n42 SN1  \nDFH1  \n62K  \nBB(-2)  \n0 PU2  \n0 SG3  \nRG2  \n0 RG3  \nPU1  \n23 DFH1  \nNF1!-  \n-43-K立二  \n6二  \n63RN  \n1 PU2  \n1 SG3  \n1 HG3  \nRG2  \nHG2  \nNF2  \n24 K(-1)  \n44 si  \nRNGLF1  \nBB(1)  \n64 BB  \nDFH1  \n2NF3-  \n2 RG3  \nRG2  \n2 HG3  \nNF2  \nHG2  \n25 SN-inf  \nK(-3)  \n45邱(0)  \n65 HG1  \nBB  \nSN1  \n3 NF3  \nLF2  \n3 RG3  \nRG2  \n26 DB1  \nSN1  \n46 DF01  \nBB(-1)  \n66 K(1)  \nSN1  \nThe 2d6 &1d10 are rolled resulting in a 53 and a 7.Looking at Mays card vs.R we  \nfind a RED SN-inf at the 53 position,or a possible infield single.Checking May's hitrating vs.R we find 9.0 and flip the FAC to check for the outcome.  \nOn the FAC at the 9.0 position we find a(2)*D.This means that if it's the 1st inningor the 7th inning on and Newcombe is a D or worse for his EARLY/LATE rating weuse May's result.If Newk is a Cor better OR if it's the 2-7th inning we check Newk'shit rating vs.R at the(2)spot and find an NF2.  \nIn this case,Newcombe wins the matchup because his EARLY rating is a C and weuse the NF2 result.The NF2 becomes a normal fly out to left field (taken from theFAC on the right)with a runner on third having the option to try and score from 3rd.If the d10 had been a0 we would check for an error on the fly ball using the FB:15error rating on the left FAC.Any fielder with an error rating of 14 or less woulddrop the fly for an error.  \n0.0(2)  \n0.5(2)  \n1.0(1)  \n1.5(1)  \n2.0(1)  \n0(+5)  \nL  \n2  \n3  \n4  \nHG/RG/SG3B a+/b/1bOc sSb/1aoc 2B a/c/1a0e  \n2.5(1)  \n2B a+/b/1a0c  \n3.0(0)  \n3.5(0)  \n4.0(0)  \n4.5(1)  \nLE/NF/SF  \nCF 32ma/3m/  \nLF 3/3m  \nCF 32ma/3m  \nCF 32ma/3m  \n5.0(0)  \n5.5(1)  \n6.0(1)  \n6.5(","cbCaipraa1rOHG6w","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipraa1rOHG6w","pdf",705784,"English","# Welbome to Bax Sat Bavball\n## 班PLAYER CARDS\n## Easy Play Hit Routine\n## Easy Play Range Check Routine","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this quick reference guide?\",\"answer\":\"It helps both rookies and veterans with the more common routines in the Easy Play version of the game.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the game resolve the pitcher–hitter interaction?\",\"answer\":\"It blends hitter and pitcher tendencies in each confrontation while accounting for many different variables to keep play engaging.\"},{\"question\":\"In the hit routine example, how are results determined from dice and table checks?\",\"answer\":\"The guide uses 2d6 and 1d10 rolls, then reads the relevant FAC entry for outcomes and applies logic based on inning context and EARLY/LATE ratings, including an error check for fly balls.\"}]","Box Seat Baseball - Quick Reference Guide | PDF",1791840766]