Definition of scoreboard
: a large board for displaying the score of a game or match
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At Naperville North, District 203 spent $440,000 on the varsity baseball field in 2015, building a brick backstop, scoreboard and screens.
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But this wasn’t about the scoreboard (a 3-2 Arizona win), or any kind of quantitative measure.
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But when right-hander Austin Pruitt, the young starter the Rays are protecting with their innovative strategy, the Mariners’ offense finally put some runs on the scoreboard.
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When minus is a plus The plus-minus stat is deeply flawed, citing an individual player’s contribution to the scoreboard and ignoring what the other four players are doing.
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The score remained the same until the top of the sixth inning when Samford finally broke through on the scoreboard.
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But both pitchers would put zeros on the scoreboard until each allowed a run in the fifth inning.
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Wasn’t that classic video of the late Freddie Mercury on a scoreboard?
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The Rapids will continue to look to Badji to get on the scoreboard and help Colorado grind out results.
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First Known Use of scoreboard
1826
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Definition of scoreboard for English Language Learners
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: a large board on which the score of a game or contest is shown
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