This team is a great group of guys playing a competitive game, nothing is better then seeing the stats each week to see who is better then who.... This is what it comes down to most of the time, a hit makes or breaks someones average.
I don't look at the stats and compare who is better than who!? I don't think most of us do either. Stats are nice to indicate your personal success during a season, but stats don't always reflect what a player is doing for this team.
I will not be scoring any errors on the other team and any ball you put in play on which you safely reach base will be a hit (unless it's a fielder's choice).
You are more than generous all ready, don't change a thing. EVERYONE has benefited from generous scorebooking. We have all hit a grounder that leaked through, and should have been an error, but since the third baseman was so fat and slow he couldn't move two inches to his right to get it. We have all hit a routine fly ball that the left fielder doesn't have to move, and drops it--but we get a hit cause of generous record keeping. Or even this past week, I got a generous call on my hit when I layed out at first, it was a high throw that ultimately hit the back of our dugout. Was I going to be safe anyway?? Who knows, but I got the hit.
I cant imagine what its like to sit there during the game and get 100's of questions fired at you; score, who is the non-runner, hit or an error, etc...
I can't imagine either, I don't even know what inning or the score is half the time, keeping track of everything in baseball while all us are running around in the dugout has to be difficult. SO if you didn't get that 'hit' that you crushed 3 mph straight to the pitcher who has 10 minutes to throw it to first and airmails it into right don't get fussy that your Batting Avg dropped .0023 points. You can go 10-10 the next two weeks like Gino and raise it .200. Accurate stats in baseball is necessary for the integrity of the game. Baseball is obsessed with stats, there is one for everything. And it is the only sport I can think of where the stats are up the to the discretion of the scorekeeper. Imagine if in football the running back got 3,...maybe 5 yards on that last attempt?
On a side note, trust me, he likely gives us all the benefit of doubt in the field when we kick one/drop one/ airmail won to 'help' out our pitchers and their ERA...Nobody runs to him saying "That ball I was two slow and unathletic to get to should be an error so that run scored should be unearned so Mattys ERA stays down"....Just saying.....
We having bigger problems to worry about each week. Like winning the fucking game!