During Thursday night’s Tigers-Royals game on Fox Sports Kansas City, the network had plenty of issues with the line score for the game after four innings.
@keithlaw Courtesy @BringMeMyBacon, the Royals broadcast had some interesting chyron struggles this evening. pic.twitter.com/cezb8PkIQj
— Daniel Kelley (@danieltkelley) September 4, 2015
Well….they got the score right. The game *was* 8-6 Royals after four, even if the math on screen doesn’t work.
But the inning breakdowns are a mess.
-Detroit scored three runs in the first, not zero.
-Kansas City scored two runs in the first, not four.
-Kansas City scored four runs in the second, not zero.
-Detroit scored three runs in the third, not two.
-Kansas City scored zero runs in the third, not one.
-Kansas City scored two runs in the fourth, not four.
Guh. It wasn’t even Labor Day weekend yet!

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