I've played two game since the patch, and its happened in both of them.
Its not a big deal at all, just something I noticed, as I look at it all the time.
I always look at the post game box score just to see the stats, and now, under the summary, the totals don't calculate.
Example- Say Soto has 18 HR's on the year, and he hit two in this game. Under the summary, in the HR section, it should say-
G.Soto 2(20).
Instead, now it just says G.Soto 2(0).
This is for all of the stats. RBI's, E's, SB's, CS's, W/L/S/H's, etc.. The total in parentheses is always zero.
Also, when you look at past games' box scores from the franchise schedule, the parentheses has however many of that stat was accumulated from that single game.
Example- Soto hit 2 HR's- G.Soto 2(2).
Still doesn't calculate his season totals into the equation, but is different from what the end-game box score says.
Can anyone else duplicate this?
Its not a big deal at all, just something I noticed, as I look at it all the time.
I always look at the post game box score just to see the stats, and now, under the summary, the totals don't calculate.
Example- Say Soto has 18 HR's on the year, and he hit two in this game. Under the summary, in the HR section, it should say-
G.Soto 2(20).
Instead, now it just says G.Soto 2(0).
This is for all of the stats. RBI's, E's, SB's, CS's, W/L/S/H's, etc.. The total in parentheses is always zero.
Also, when you look at past games' box scores from the franchise schedule, the parentheses has however many of that stat was accumulated from that single game.
Example- Soto hit 2 HR's- G.Soto 2(2).
Still doesn't calculate his season totals into the equation, but is different from what the end-game box score says.
Can anyone else duplicate this?
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