Log in to the Admin Website and you can edit the location of the game. To log in to your admin website, go to Options -> Admin Website from within iScore and it will give you your user name and password. I have deleted the game from the phone and from the list of scorecasts but it still appears on ...

We may create a new filter that shows all mapped games and allow you to edit just that list (i.e. delete from map or change location of game). The issue is that the iScorecasts are what drive the map - so if you have a game you did not iScorecast, it will not show on the map. If you had iScorecast ...

From this thread (viewtopic.php?f=15&t=3421" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;), it sounds like your batter would have been out unless there were already two outs.

Instead of Airplane Mode, turn off Wi-Fi and 3G. Your battery will last significantly longer and you'll still be pushing data to iScorecast for absent fans to watch. My emergency solution is a cigarette lighter socket soldered to a 4AA battery pack. It stays in my son's bat bag along with extra AA b...

At last night's game our coach was sorting out who should go where in the outfield. He wanted to know, in general, where our opponents have been hitting. The best I could think of was to pull up the scorecards for the last few games & look for a pattern. It would be nice if I could pull up a spray c...

I agree, the ump isn't likely to care, but our coach relies on what I tell him for time remaining. In time-limited games managing the clock is sometimes a very important thing. Sometimes you want to slow the game down so that a new inning isn't started, other times you want to do the opposite.

On the subject of game time, those of us who have time-limited games need a way to pause the clock. Rain delays, for instance, do not count against the game time. If we <Exit> out of the scoring screen does that stop the clock? That would not be good because sometimes I need to exit out during game ...

plivengood wrote:On iScore, you would award the runner 3rd via obstruction, I'd guess.

We had an obstruction play last weekend but there's no obstruction button. What is the correct way to score this?

OhioTex wrote:nice post Turbo Ag

Yes! Thank you very much Turbo Ag!

OhioTex wrote:No I would not make that summary..,

OK. I was hoping for a way to summarize it for the parents without getting into the gritty details.

OhioTex wrote:"bummer" depends if you were on offense or defense?.

Indeed! I guess I'm a glass-half-empty guy ;->

Bummer :-( For others who may be following, 4.09a continues: (2) by any runner being forced out; or (3) by a preceding runner who is declared out because he failed to touch one of the bases. So, if a player touches home in a play in which the third out is made the run does not score. (Sorry, each an...