Thanks for the follow-up!!

Jim

Thanks! I also had been thinking about using that for unassisted groundouts to say the first baseman, in other words a double three. I'll certainly use it for situations like the one I described above. Thanks for the response.

Jim

Thanks Mark:
I think you (and I) may be right. After rereading iScore's description of it about a half-dozen times I think it is actually scoring the play correctly. It's just the description is very awkward and deceiving to read.

Thanks
Jim

I ran into another situation today that I just couldn't figure out how to score properly. The situation was this: the bases were loaded and one out. The batter hit a grounder to the third baseman who stepped on the bag for the first out. This would be a force out of the runner on second base. Then h...

Thanks guys! ixamnis you're absolutely right: 5-3. You obviously read my post more carefully than I did, good catch.

Jim

I'm wondering how other folks are handling radical infield shifts. I did several searches here and didn't turn up any results. For example several teams are playing the Red Sox left handed hitters with a similar shift. The first and second baseman play close to their respective bags and the shortsto...

First of all just let me say how much I like iScore baseball. I have viewed all the training videos and I've started looking through the FAQs in this forum, but I still have lots of questions. Part of the problem is the videos are showing iScore on earlier versions of the program and in some cases o...