Point taken. I work only National League games. All players that enter the game are listed in the upper section-even pitchers that don't come to the plate. I am trying to adapt this program to the information I need to submit to MLB as an Official Scorer. Thanks for your explanation.

Thanks. You are right, the touches are counter-intuitive, but it did get the stats right. If you can fashion a change for this situation, how would I find out about it?

There is a feature in the Scorebook/Box Score section that I like and it is the purple line going side to side indicating a new pitcher has entered the game. Helps tremendously when manually figuring earned runs or just as a quick reference. My suggestion is to put a line (maybe different color) goi...

In the box scores I see on websites and in newspapers, the top portion includes all players that appeared in the game even if they did not have a plate appearance. In the iScore box, if a pitcher doesn't come to the plate, he is shown only in the pitching section. I would to see all players that ent...

Just can't seem to get a handle on how to input this play. No outs, man on 1st. Batter hits a fly ball to center for the first out and they double up the runner at first 8-4-3. No matter how I input it, I don't come up with putouts for 8 and 3...and assists for 8 and 4. Thanks for your help.

Does that eliminate the possibility of printing out a traditional full box score?

When pitchers are entered into the game on the defensive side-and then don't get an AB, how can I get them in the box score as having appeared in the game? (You guys have been very helpful with my questions. Thanks.)

How can I assign an error to an infielder that drops a foul pop up?

Is there a way to designate players on the box score as having entered the game as a pinch hitter (a, b, c) or pinch runner (1,2,3) using the iPad version?