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Can you explain how a baseball scorecard is used to track and record the game's progress?
A Baseball scorecard is a tool used to track and record the progress of a baseball game. It is divided into sections for each inning, where you can record the actions of each player, such as hits, runs, and outs. By keeping track of these details, you can follow the game's developments and analyze the performance of each player and team.
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