My son plays on a 13U club team in which games are 6 innings in length. Can someone please give me the guidelines or rules for determining winning and losing pitchers based upon 6 innings? Also, what about games that end in 4 and 5 innings due to run-rule or time limits? Thanks.

Man on 1B, batter hits grounder to SS who fields the grounder and flips the ball to the second baseman for the 6-4 putout at 2B; however, on the second baseman's throw to 1B to complete the 6-4-3 double play, the throw sails over the first baseman's head. The batter does not advance 2B. How is the b...

My son's 12U travel baseball season is now in full-swing. We have played two games thus far and I have scored both games using iScore. We also have one our coaches keeping a written scorebook, as well...as a back-up. The first game went reasonably well...though I did make a couple of minor mistakes,...

Yes, I don't mind the hit locations for the current game. I thought iScore was going to show cumulative hit locations for the entire season, which would crowd up the screen quite a bit. Anyway, thanks.

A few days ago, I scored my son's first baseball game of the season using iScore. Tonight my son has his second game. So, I'm running through some hypothetical plays in iScore to keep me sharp. I noticed that when our batters are up to bat, iScore shows the hit locations of the previous game. Anyway...