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How can I calculate stats from only the last three games played?

You can use the League functionality. Create a league called "Last 3 Games", and just put the last 3 games in that league. Any time you have a new game, add that game to the Last 3 Games league and remove the oldest game. You can then run your cumulative stat reports on just that league.

Here is a link that describes league usage in more detail:

http://iscoresports.com/baseball/kb/faq ... _stats.php

CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHERE TO FIND LEAGUE FUNCTIONALITY. I READ THE RESPONSE ABOUT 3 GAMES AND DID NOT UNDERSTAND IT

I AM USING ISCORE BASEBALL-JUST BOUGHT IT FOR THE IPAD

WHERE CAN I FIND THE MANUAL FOR THE IPAD VERSION OF THE PROGRAM

PROGRAM IS USELESS IF I YOU CANT TOTAL THE STATS FOR A TEAM FOR ALL GAMES SCORED - HOW DO IT DO IT ON THE IPAD ITSELF

ALSO HOW DO YOU SCORE AN ERROR ON A THROWN BALL - AFTER CLICKING ON ERROR IT ASKS FOR WHO BUT DOESNT LET YOU ENTER E5-3 OR 5-E3 DEPENDING ON WHO MADE THE THROWING ERROR. IT ONLY ALLOWS E5 OR E3 WHICH MEANS IT WAS A FIELDING ERROR

You can find training materials at http://iscoresports.com/baseball/training.php.

For information on leagues, go to http://iscoresports.com/baseball/kb/faq ... _stats.php.

To view cumulative stats, go to Team Manager, select your team, then tap Stats.

For errors, just enter the person that actually made the error.

To elaborate on the errors, there is currently no distinction made between fielding and throwing. This has been a common request, so perhaps it will be available in a future release.

We have added the ability to distinguish fielding and throwing errors for our next iOS update. We have also added the ability to give an assist in the case of a fielder dropping the thrown ball (another popular request).

Exciting news!

FTMSupport wrote:We have added the ability to distinguish fielding and throwing errors for our next iOS update. We have also added the ability to give an assist in the case of a fielder dropping the thrown ball (another popular request).

You also need to be able to score a base hit when there is a ground ball to an infielder who throws to a base such as first and the runner is safe

Scoring must read base hit short to first not base hit to short

BKLYNSBASEBALLCLUB wrote:You also need to be able to score a base hit when there is a ground ball to an infielder who throws to a base such as first and the runner is safe

Scoring must read base hit short to first not base hit to short

I'm a little confused by this. If the scoring is a base hit, it is irrelevant that the SS threw to first and the batter beat the throw to first. It is still just a base hit that went towards the SS. If the play should have resulted in an out, then there should be an error. What am I missing in this scenario?

PetroGuy wrote:

BKLYNSBASEBALLCLUB wrote:You also need to be able to score a base hit when there is a ground ball to an infielder who throws to a base such as first and the runner is safe

Scoring must read base hit short to first not base hit to short

I'm a little confused by this. If the scoring is a base hit, it is irrelevant that the SS threw to first and the batter beat the throw to first. It is still just a base hit that went towards the SS. If the play should have resulted in an out, then there should be an error. What am I missing in this scenario?

I agree. I dont believe there is a scoring distinction that is required here.