I'm using Windows 10 (upgraded from 7) and trying on every browser (Edge, Vivaldi, Chrome). I'm not able to bring up the scorecasts. I can log in and get a list of games across the top but none are updated. When I click on the latest one, the screen goes to the static background (baseball stadium) o...

Whenever a user tracks foul balls, the batter's line is modified visually on iscorecast, first with (0 for 0) and then blanks (commas). I'm sure it won't be a top priority, but it would be nice if this were cleaned up. http://data.iscorecentral.com/iscorecast/baseball/scorecast.html?g=3f38305d-188a-...

I appreciate it!

That is true. It is charging it on both the scorecard and the stats, incidentally. Interestingly, and understandably, changing the stats does not change the scorebook.

Maybe this will help. I realize users utilize different rulebooks with different nuances to the rules, but MLB rule 9.13 states: A passed ball is a statistic charged against a catcher whose action has caused a runner or runners to advance ... (emphasis added). MLB Rule 9.13(b) states: The official s...

Choosing passed ball or wild pitch is wrong in this situation because neither applies! I'm sorry, but everyone seems to be missing the point! There should not be a passed ball or wild pitch when there is a force out at home in this situation. No one actually advances a base! How can I say this more ...

The point is that, the way iscore is set up, if you use the *Safe* option (then press Dropped third strike) to allow you to indicate the putout is on the runner on third base, the catcher is charged with a passed ball because iscore assumes the batter is safe. There doesn't seem to be a way to indic...

Dropped third strike, two out, bases loaded... Instead of tagging the batter or throwing to first, the catcher steps on the plate, ending the inning. I can score this to indicate the runner on third is forced out at home by using the 'safe' option for the batter), but the catcher is, then, charged w...

It's been a long time since I had to deal with this again, and I just took the word of the person who responded. Unfortunately, I've run across it again and find that this answer is only a partial solution. If I score it Safe - Dropped Third - Force out at home, the catcher is charged with a passed ...

That's a valid point about the GDP if that is in fact correct. As far as I can tell any time there's a ground ball out that ends in a double play, iScore seems to add GDP to the batter's statistics, regardless of whether, as you say the runner was forced. This may be something you should add under t...