I scored a game last night that had two runners on base in the bottom half of the 5th inning. Both of those runners existed due to errors, so they weren't the pitchers runs. A couple of pitches later, the ball was knocked over the fence for a 3-run home run. Why does the pitcher's line show zero ear...

I like the inning summary available at the bottom of the in-game screen. Is there any way to capture/export that summary?

The runner would definitely have been tagged out. The obstruction occurred as the 2B was on the downswing of applying the tag, 15' from 3B. The final out was recorded after the sac. fly. Popout to 2B. Based on your comments, I believe it is an unearned run. Now...How to score it if it happens again?

1. Pitcher issues a leadoff walk (earned, so far). 2) Runner steals 2nd. (still earned). 3) Pitcher spins for a pickoff and the runner freezes. Pitcher charges the runner, who fakes a break back to 2nd, drawing a throw to the 2nd baseman, who is covering 2nd. Runner breaks for 3rd. 2B charges runner...

Sweet! Thank you.

A quick/temporary workaround is to go to >misc > Show Starting Lineup and make your edits there. No crashes for me so far when I use that method.

Be careful, though...changing anything other than first name/last name/ jersey number or bats/throws might create continuity issues for the whole game.

I sometime accidentally trigger the cumulative spray chart overlay for the current batter when I go back a pitch to edit pitch type. I can never remember the sequence I used.

Is there a quick way to bring up the spray chart overlay for a batter in mid-AB?

I'm experiencing the same issue. iPad 4 32g, iOS 8.0.2 iScore 4.50.01

I usually try to set the batting order for a team prior to creating the game. I go into the Teams tab, select or create the team, and then modify or create the roster. Sometimes when the rosters are unusually large (15+ players), the players towards the bottom of the roster "lock up." That is, I can...

I'd like to weigh in from a straight-up logic POV. If there is a zero in the square, it implies that no runs scored for that ½ inning. As soon as a zero goes up in the top half box, it means that the third out has been recorded, with no runs. Therefore, the next empty square is now the active half i...