THE JOURNAL

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All spiral bound in a handy and manageable 7"x 9" size!

WHY DID WE DO THIS?
Baseball games don't happen in a vacuum. However, traditional scorebooks act as if you have nothing else to do but stare at the field for three hours. Sure, we can all veg for a while -- even for a whole game -- but the vast majority of women sitting in ballparks still are mentally planning tomorrow's work presentation, arranging the family social calendar or wondering how to keep Little Suzy's science project from imploding.

As much as you'd like to momentarily forget that you have a life outside of the baseball stadium, our scoring journal doesn't forget. It makes scoring a game social. Fun. Accessible.

We talk to so many people that want to learn the "mystery" of scoring a game. So, we came up with our brand of instructions and scoring notations -- all with the caveat that you create the scorecard you want. Create symbols that make sense to you. Put your headphones on and score every ball and strike. Score only the home team. Record when the beer vendor pops by. You choose. Remember, scorecards that are missing a bunch of game day statistics still tell a story. 

Along with scoring game day data, our book offers space to record the life that is going on around you. You can do this by writing or doodling on the blank pages provided and by answering our prompt questions such as "What are the week's biggest news stories?"  or "Why did I wear these stupid shoes?" Scoring the game is already enjoyable for many (including Deidre) but our book offers an easy way to combine life AND baseball. It makes for a fine way to to remember your day -- and, ultimately, your season -- at the park.