http://iscoresports.com/

Could you please add LOB to the Team and Player totals in the box score section of the Team Web Site. Thanks.

So how does a person access the team website?

@coachNish

Welcome to the board

There is an administrative web site that comes free with your iscore app purchase.
On your handheld tap "options> admin web site" and it will show you the URL for the admin site, your customer Id and provide you a place to set your password..

When you "option >export" your data (after a scored game), the admin site is updated.

give it a test run

There is an " add on product" called " team web sites" ( purely optional 20$ annual subscription) that let's you create your our web site for a team. See this thread for examples viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1681" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The real nice thing about the web sites, is data on the up site is updated every time you " option > export" . So maintaining the site is nominal

@CSThunderCoach - tracking LOB at the team/player level is a bit awkward. We track for the game (where it is defined as the number of players left on base when the third out is made), but it would not generally be attributed to a player. If you had runners on second and third for example with 0 outs, and the next three batters come to the plate and strike out, does that mean each player is assigned 2 LOBs? We do track Batting Average with Runners in Scoring Position (BA/RISP). That is how you would track this type of thing at a player level. But we do not track "left on base".

@CoachNish - Team Websites are an Add On available to iScore customers. You can get more information here:

http://iscoresports.com/baseball/addons.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

@FTM. ... Perhaps the request is to track 'times stranded' at the player level, (aka left on base), not how many times when at bat you left batters stranded.. Times stranded seems like a desecrate stat..... Inning over, players a,b,c Who where on base did not score... I am sure a bit more complicated, but that may be interesting to know, Johnny is always stranded.

A close approximation of this seems it could be "Reached Base" - "Runs Scored". You could also subtract "caught stealing" from that. Only thing not accounted for would be times reached safely where the runner was then subsequently out.

If there was further definition on what is being looked for, and for what reason, maybe we can come up with a stat for it.