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Cather throws out the runner by three steps, as the tag is applied, the fielder drops the ball. It goes as an error on the fielder and the base runner gets a caught stealing, the catcher gets a assist. How would you score that in the program.

For now you would have to tap the Runner, Safe, Second, Error, tap the fielder. This will not capture the Caught Stealing or Assist stat. You would have to edit that by manually adjusting stats post game. We will add this to our list of enhancements for future updates.

Thanks. That's what I did. I then had to adjust an assist for the catcher, a caught stealing for the catcher and a caught stealing for the runner.

I'm confused, if the runner is safe by error, why is he and the catcher still credited/charged with a caught stealing. I can understand maybe crediting the catcher, but if the runner came in sliding to second making the fielder drop the ball, then that's on the fielder, the base runner did his job, why is he then charged with a caught stealing? (I don't know that was the situation, but if it was would the base runner still be charged with a CS?)

Per MLB rules 10.07f:

(f) When in the scorer's judgment a runner attempting to steal is safe because of a muffed throw, the official scorer shall not credit a stolen base. The official scorer shall credit an assist to the fielder who made the throw, charge an error to the fielder who muffed the throw and charge the runner with "caught stealing."



The reason is, the runner would have been out if not for the error. Much like a player does not get a hit when reaching on error.

Yeah, I guess once I think about it, that makes sense. I've been scoring that wrong. I haven't been giving a stolen base credit, because obviously he got there on error, but I haven't been charging caught stealing either. Oh well, from now on......

We have added scoring for this particular play to our next update... you will see it in the product updates section when we post to Apple.

I used the new "caught stealing with err" and it seems my stats are wrong. It asks who made the error (in my case the second baseman) so I press that position. The words come out right but the in the game stats the catcher gets the error and the second baseman gets the CS. Can someone check to see if I am nuts.

Thanks!