OhioTex wrote:why not just password protect the games tab, like you do the statistics tab?

That's what I meant by "statistics pages" (plural) though I know I wasn't clear about that. I would the option to allow public access to the games page, but hide the pitch chart.

Would like an option to hide the pitch location chart on the team website game scorecard page as pitchers may not want competitors to be able to analyze their pitch locations. We currently have the statistics pages passworded mainly for this reason.

One of our team parents also cannot get into password protected sections of the website using IE8. When clicking the login button in the password dialog, the password field clears and the password dialog remains on the screen. Works fine for him in Firefox.

It would be helpful if there was at least an area on the main screen that indicated which leagues are currently active.

Go back to the place where you made the substitution and substitute the original pitcher back in.

Yes. But I believe a work-around for this problem would be to go back to the pitch-by-pitch screen, select the first pitch, edit the starting line-up and add a dummy player to the game roster which is set to batting = no. Then, you can go back into the game (or in the pitch-by-pitch where the out-of...

Here is the answer I posted to your question when you posted it in the enhancements forum:

It's working fine for me on the current version for both iPad and iPhone. I believe you must have a player in your game starting lineup who has batting = no.

FTM also confirmed this in a follow-up post.

It's working fine for me on the current version for both iPad and iPhone. I believe you must have a player in your game starting lineup who has batting = no.

When you start a new game, select options. There is an option to set the number of innings for the game. If you forget and the game is already underway, you can go into game settings and change it there.

Thank you for your reply.