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In my league, you can have A/B spots in the same lineup position. So, for example, if I can have

7A) Tony
7B) Mike

Each time through the lineup, the players switch off batting. How do I account for this in the starting lineup/iscore scorebook?

Depends on how many A/B slots you have. If the whole lineup is A/B then go through 1-9 as A (Or however "A"s you have) and 10-18 as B. If not every slot has an A/B then just sub them in in the at bat lineup.

To follow up on Bryan's suggestion, to perform a sub touch the batter icon on the scoring screen and select the alternate batter

Bryan D Shepherd wrote:Depends on how many A/B slots you have. If the whole lineup is A/B then go through 1-9 as A (Or however "A"s you have) and 10-18 as B. If not every slot has an A/B then just sub them in in the at bat lineup.

It's usually only one or two spots in the lineup. And that's way too much of a hassle to have to sub them every single time they come to bat. The A/B slot could come up 6 times or more during a day. Is it possible to add an A/B function? This is a normal lineup choice in amateur leagues.

I have never seen it come up in all the years that I've been umpiring, I've never seen nor heard of an A/B batter, even in amateur leagues.

Stockmoose16 wrote:

Bryan D Shepherd wrote:Depends on how many A/B slots you have. If the whole lineup is A/B then go through 1-9 as A (Or however "A"s you have) and 10-18 as B. If not every slot has an A/B then just sub them in in the at bat lineup.

It's usually only one or two spots in the lineup. And that's way too much of a hassle to have to sub them every single time they come to bat.

It's really not that bad, tap the batter, tap the "B" batter, press done, and you're rolling.

Another possibility: if it's one or two pairs, put them both in, then hit "skip batter" and mark as not an out for the one that doesn't bat.