Release 3.2.02
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Today we deployed Version 3.2.02, including the following fixes and improvements:
Replays:
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Fixed an issue where players traded during a replay could display blank collection statistics despite having accumulated stats with previous team(s).
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Replay collection stats now correctly combine a player’s statistics across every team they appeared on when viewing Collection Stats.
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Individual team statistics remain available and can still be viewed separately on the associated replay collection page.
Bug Fixes:
- Base on Balls Run Scoring:
Corrected several Base on Balls play results that were incorrectly recording runs as unearned.
Earned runs are now credited correctly, ensuring accurate collection and player statistics.-
Walk-Off Home Runs:
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- Fixed an issue where players were not always credited with the correct number of Runs Scored following a walk-off home run.
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- Box score batting statistics will now accurately reflect all runs scored on walk-off home runs, including grand slams. This update applies to games played after this release and does not correct previously recorded statistics.
Runners on First and Third – Fielding 1, Roll 29:
- Updated the default runner movement logic so the runner on third has movement priority.
This ensures the run is properly scored when the play results in the third out.
Bases Loaded – Fielding 3, Roll 36:
- Fixed a wild pitch result that incorrectly advanced the batter to first base. The batter now correctly remains at the plate, and all related fast runner outcomes have been updated accordingly.
Collection Standings:
- Fixed an issue that caused incorrect win/loss records to appear for certain replay collections.
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This is great, Kayleigh. Thank you.
Although I think there may still be an issue with Collections stats for pitchers who have been traded during a Replay.
Am trying to figure out exactly what it is before I report it to Support. But I suspect the stats for a traded pitcher on his NEW team might be getting counted twice (ie. IP x 2; Earned Runs x 2; etc.)For example, here are Bubba Church’s key stats while he was still a member of the 1952 Phillies. 0-1 W-L, 6 Earned Runs allowed in 7.1 Innings…
And here are Church’s key stats after being traded to the 1952 Reds. 0-1 W-L, 8 Earned Runs in 11 innings…
For the season so far, Church should be a combined 0-2 with 14 Earned Runs allowed in 18.1 Innings. But on the Reds’ in-game Collections page (below), he’s 0-3 with 29.1 Innings Pitched…
The stats above actually depict what Church WOULD be if his stats with (only) Cincinnati are doubled (ie. 0-2 W-L, 16 Earned Runs in 22 innings). Even his overall 6.75 ERA reflects what you would get if you add his Phillies’ stats to his Reds’ (x2) stats.
Once I can confirm a couple of other examples in my own Replay, I will shoot Support a note.