Replay Downloads
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Instant Scorecard - New and Improved. Version 2.0 includes a Lineup Management System, Scorecard, game Stat Sheet and a Stat Database. Before the game, Create and save lineups to populate a scorecard. After the game, enter game stats and copy into a built-in database. Run reports on the data. Also, create a box score from the game. Already using version 1.x? Import and convert to new style. All the original commands still available as well.
Instant Scorecard is a fast easy to use spreadsheet that shortens game setup time. You get a choice of 3 styles of scoresheets (including a close replica of Replay's scoresheet) complete with lineups and defense and BF ratings filled in. Lineups can be saved for future use. There is also an extra innings scorecard included. If my game goes beyond the first page, I simply print the next set of innings on the reverse side of the paper. Also, hidden on the back tabs is my original "quick & dirty" method and a sample. Any scoresheet that you can model in Excel can probably be customized by special request. (Don't let the instructions scare you, it's a lot easier than it sounds.) Requires EXCEL.
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6x6 Ultra Expander - After trying the 6x6 pitcher expander provided by Brian Davis and Mark Miller, I decided I really wanted full size pitcher cards with more detail, including all ratings and raised numbers. Also, I wanted to dig deeper into programming in VBA. Borrowing Mark's implementation of Brian's formulas, I was able to put together the Ultra Expander. Just enter the data from 1x6 pitcher cards and push the expand button. You will get a full sized Replay card that looks like today's 6x6 pitcher cards including room for a stat line. Makes up to 8 cards per sheet. If nothing else, the expander can be used to print blank pitcher cards. Requires EXCEL.
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Player Position Cards - When using Replay's injury system, I find myself scrambling to figure out who should be the replacements. To resolve this, I created a position card for each team outlining the number of games each player played at each position. If a player was on more than one team, both the total games and the games for that team are displayed for each position. Cards are color coded to indicate players that are carded on other teams or not carded at all. The cards come in two flavors. Side-by-side is similar to the lineup cards that came with new season sets. Two facing cards can be folded together. Back-to-back requires confidence you (and your printer) can handle two sided printing. For both sets, hitters on one side and pitchers on the other. A few teams have so many players, the outfielders wrap onto the pitcher cards. Check them out, you'll understand.
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Logo Cards - Inspired by Brian Davis' envelopes, here is a collection of team logos on cards the same size as the current Replay style player cards. Each card contains the team name, logo, record and standing for the listed season. They come in a Word document with 8 logos to a page and cut lines included. I print them on card stock and add them to the top of my team decks. Logos may not be 100% accurate for that season, but they are as close as I could get.
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Alan Mandell's "Rosters
& Transactions" - Alan asked me to
post his R&T files for easy download. These are day to day rosters for all MLB teams in an easy to read format. Alan says, "I've attached R&T's for anyone who might be interested. All I ask is that anyone who liked (or disliked) them would put a note on the Replay forum. One thing I
would like to point out. It's not only good if you want to go through a full season but it really comes on for introducing newbies to the game. Play a 3 or 4 game series and the lineups are all set and ready to go, thereby eliminating the problems the newbie might have as to who hits where and the starting pitcher, etc." Files are in WORD format.
The files for 2002 and 2003 are now on Replay's website. However, I'll still provide a link to these files.
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Send any comments or questions to Shoeless Dave.