Score book shenanigans

[ballgame99]

Originally Posted by OKREF

If it is a transcription error by the scorers table, it is changed and no penalty is enforced.

I like this approach much better, but is this in the case/rule book? I guess the risk would be some coach changing his mind at the last minute and blaming the table. Agree that none of this is a big deal, but you know how bent out of shape some folks get about this stuff.

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

I like this approach much better, but is this in the case/rule book? I guess the risk would be some coach changing his mind at the last minute and blaming the table. Agree that none of this is a big deal, but you know how bent out of shape some folks get about this stuff.

Well, what is it that the rule book requires the coach to do at risk of being punished?

[deecee]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

I like this approach much better, but is this in the case/rule book? I guess the risk would be some coach changing his mind at the last minute and blaming the table. Agree that none of this is a big deal, but you know how bent out of shape some folks get about this stuff.

The coach only has to provide his roster and starters. If there is proof that what was provided was copied erroneously then we aren't going to penalize a coach.

Usually you ask to see what was provided to the home book.

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by deecee

The coach only has to provide his roster and starters. If there is proof that what was provided was copied erroneously then we aren't going to penalize a coach.

Usually you ask to see what was provided to the home bookofficial scorekeeper.

I consider the home book to be the book being kept on the home team's bench, if there is in fact one. What really matters is what's given to the official scorekeeper.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

I consider the home book to be the book being kept on the home team's bench, if there is in fact one. What really matters is what's given to the official scorekeeper.

In reality the home book 99.99% of the time IS the official scorekeeper.