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It is relatively simple. A player is listed as they enter the scenario. Your antiquated "baseball based" format, a player is locked into a label for a single action after which the label is changed. In the softball format, a runner needs to be labeled only once. For convenience, all players of the team in the field are given a number in accordance to their fielding position. All fielders are referred to as F with their proper position number: F1 pitcher F2 catcher F3 first baseman F4 second baseman F5 third baseman F6 shortstop F7 left fielder F8 center fielder F9 right fielder F10 extra fielder A runner is referred to as R. If there is more than one runner on base: R1 is the one farthest in advance R2 the one next farthest in advance R3 is the third runner to be on base Each batter is referred to as B and if there are two runners on base and one out, the batter is B4. The bases are referred to as: 1B first base 2B second base 3B third base The outfield is referred to as: RF right field CF center field LF left field |
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