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What matters is transparency: a game entered from memory lacks live tracking’s precision. It must count in totals (or the season has holes) but must not contaminate what requires event-by-event detail, like game-by-game charts or heat maps.
That is exactly how RinkLog works: the Manual Match Sheet adds totals to season stats, a "Manual" badge marks those games in history, and an indicator flags numbers that include hand-entered data. Grandparent at the game, tournament with no signal or a forgotten match: nothing gets lost.
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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