Hand-made with quality materials, each 60-game keepsake is a labor of love. Here’s to bringing back the lost art of baseball scorekeeping...
The book might be compact – measuring just 8.5" x 8.5" – but there's plenty of room to detail the game. One substitution slot per player, eight pitcher slots, up to 14 innings of space, fields for all the standard stats, and space for the extra stuff that comes up along the way.
Make the Square Scorebook your own by choosing the double Wire-O binding location of your choice: side binding (like a traditional book) or top binding (like a steno pad).
The standard paper is bright, sturdy, and should hold up to just about any pen outside of a Sharpie. For frequent stadium go-ers that need something drink-proof, upgrade to Rite-in-the-Rain® water-resistant paper. (But make sure you read the disclaimer first!)
Oddly enough, Sharpie-type pens might be the best for this paper, with one caveat: the same witchcraft that makes the paper water-resistant also keeps ink from absorbing quickly, which can lead to smudging.
Baseball moves slow enough, it likely won't be an issue for most users. Once the ink is dry, it's locked in. But fast writers (and left-handed scorekeepers) may want to think twice on this paper choice.
As always, test your pen(s) on the cover sheet to see what will work the best.
The standard cover is thicker stock paper with a stamped logo – dozens of colors available – great for regular use. If you need something stronger, upgrade to one of the "extra-strength" water-resistant cover designs.
