Keep in mind that some leagues do "continuous clock". So, as long as there is an option of "continuous clock" or not, I agree with your requests.

Is it an error when a ball is hit hard to an infielder and he gets "ate up" by the play? That is, it's coming hard and maybe a short hop happens and the player misses the ball...is that considered an error? Or, because it was a difficult play (hard and short hop), is it NOT an error??

I make it a real judgement call...I was just wondering if there was an "official" rule. You're right, team mom...it's probably most likely a mental error. But, I don't necessarily agree that you're not supposed to assign errors for mental errors. I think it's a case by case issue. I think I'll just ...

If there is an infield pop-up, and no one catches it and no one touches it, is it considered a hit or an error? If it's an error, do you just give it to the closest player (i.e., the one that SHOULD have caught it)? Thanks in advance!

That's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks much!

What is meant by the stat PM (Plus/Minus) and GmSc (Game Score)?

That is very interesting! I couldn't, for the life of me, think of why someone would put 1 game in multiple different leagues!? I never thought of using the leagues to do things like Home vs. Away, etc...!! I like that! Hopefully, they can come up with a good way to make everyone happy!!

Agreed...and in the multiple active league cases, I guess the software would have to default to something, like maybe the last saved settings (like it does now). I guess the "fix" in that case would be like was suggested earlier...game options tied to teams. But, these settings seem like "league set...

Sounds great!

I would only have one league or another "active"...the only team that would be in both is my team. So, I would have "regular league" checked...and have a set of teams in that league...then, create the game. Then, I could go and change from "regular league" to "tourney league", and a new set of teams...