Baseball game dev diary game log: 'the one that got away in the bottom of the 9th'

Simulating a few games to test the walk-off code and the following game was generated. The away team was ahead 11-6 going in to the bottom of the 9th:

Inning 9, Home Team batting

412 doubles on a 0-1 count. 

427 singles on a 0-0 count. 

409 doubles on a 1-2 count. 412 scores. 

422 strikes out. 1 out.

420 doubles on a 0-0 count. 427 scores. 409 scores. 

401 singles on a 1-1 count. 

423 singles on a 0-0 count. 420 scores. 

417 singles on a 0-2 count. 

411 singles on a 1-0 count. 401 scores. 

412 strikes out. 2 out.

427 strikes out. 3 out.

Inning 10, Away Team batting

312 singles on a 0-0 count. 

304 singles on a 0-0 count. 

306 strikes out. 1 out.

303 strikes out. 2 out.

323 singles on a 0-2 count. 

317 strikes out. 3 out.

Inning 10, Home Team batting

409 homers on a 0-1 count. 

Final: 

Team 0 (away): 11

Team 1 (home): 12

Winner: Team 1

Pure randomness at play right there :)

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