Here's a couple I found, been searching through the actual XML page:
Format: TEXT OBJECT ID # - clip that contains the problem - what it is
11461
"rounds first...(nl)he'll bluff a throw(nl)and retreat to the bag"
He'll bluff a throw? I saw some where it says he tries to draw a throw... don't think anyone's gonna fall for the runner bluffing a throw, and where will he throw?
2268
2278
2279
2280
"He has chalked up [%batting h] all-time hits, 16 of which have gone for extra bases"
16 instead of a variable... some guys may have more or less EBH than others.
2272
2273
2275
2276
"His lifetime OBP is [%batting avg] with a [%batting slg] slugging percentage."
Looks like it's pulling up the battings average stat instead of the OBP stat for the OBP reference.
2277
"[%batting hr word] and rung up a lifetime .333 OBP with a [%batting slg] slugging percentage. "
.333 OBP instead of a variable.
2286
"He has also walked [%batting bb] time, stolen [%batting sb] bases and put up a [%batting obp] OBP"
Should be walked [] time
s.
2335
"A review of his career stats reveals he has played in [%batting g word], gone to the plate [%batting ab] times"
It's pulling up his number of AB but saying it's his PA.
2337
"stepped to the plate [%batting ab] times "
Same as 2335. These may be okay I guess, just wording leads to one thing but then the call goes for something else.
2577
"And he did it [%batting g] games"
Shouldn't it be "did it
in [] games?
It's been fun reading these lines, one could probably play through many seasons and never see some of them. I've just scratched the surface of them too... think I've knocked off 7 pages so far...