Is there a way that iScore can automatically determine and record the winning and losing pitchers of a completed game?
If not, can anyone summarize or reference the determining factors? I know that it is not always as obvious as it would seem.
thanks.

Thanks. I originally didn't have the bluetooth set up to "Get" for the iPod and "Send" for the iPad. With that correction I was able to transfer only the one team I needed.
You have tremendous customer support!

I keep all of my data, games, and teams on an iPad.
I want to transfer the roster and data FOR ONE TEAM ONLY to my iPod touch which also has the iScore app. Can I transfer only one team to another device (rather than ALL teams and data)? if so, how? thanks.

I would give that a hit if it was truly a bad bounce which made the ball unplayable.

Thanks. That's what I thought and that is how I originally scored it.

how is this scored? One out, runner on third, infield playing back. Batter hits an outside pitch to the second baseman. Batter thrown out at first 4-3. Runner scores from third.
Does the batter get a sacrifice or is it merely a ground out?
Does the batter get an RBi?

thanks

I would support changing the default to fly ball.

thanks. i'll await what others have to say. ultimately if that runner comes around to score, would the pitcher be charged with an earned run? a similar scenario occurs when a foul pop is dropped. in that case the fielder DOES get charged with an error and if the batter ultimately gets on base and sc...

Does iScore allow you to start scoring in a later inning and simply load the existing score (without other data) at the time you start scoring? e.g. I arrived late today at my son's game at the top of the 3rd inning with the score already 4-1. I had wanted to simply start scoring in the 3rd and star...

with a runner stealing from first, a line drive is caught. the stealing runner would have easily been doubled up at first BUT the throw back to first goes over the first baseman's head which allowed the runner to get back to first safely instead of being caught in a double play. Should the thrower b...