I can honestly say that I've been to hundreds of games, and watched probably a thousand or more on TV, and I've never once seen it done the way iScore does it. Fair enough if you don't want to change it but it's definitely non-standard.

I'm sorry but no. I've seen this issue multiple times, across multiple games, with multiple pitchers, without ever using the "End Inning" option.

Android version, running on Nook HD+:

While scoring a game, displayed the in-game stats for the current pitcher. Doing so generated stats that seemed to ignore the last hitter and/or last out. Example: After 6.0 innings pitched, the app displayed 5.2, etc.

Thanks for the quick response.

Android version of iScore running on Nook HD+:

When starting an inning, the scoreboard display immediately puts a "0" in the inning for whatever team is hitting. This is incorrect - the scoreboard for that inning should remain blank until: A) the team scores or; B) the half inning is over.

Scoring games on a rooted Nook HD+ running Android 4.3, I am seeing consistent issues with spray charts for hitters. Specifically, I am seeing balls that I recorded as being near the fence that then display as being over the fence the hitter's next time up. Outs, doubles, whatever, all showing up pa...

On the Android version of iScore (4.20.706), at least, switch hitters are displayed incorrectly. For example, switch hitters facing a right-handed pitcher are depicted on-screen as batting right-handed. This is incorrect. I don't know if this impacts stats at all.

When using the "Add Multiple" option in the Admin Website, if a player has more than 2 words in their name (Miguel Dos Santos), it throws off everything after that player's name, resulting in incorrect information in many fields. This is because of the use of a space as the field delimiter in the ba...

OK, thanks.

Tabe

Thanks guys.

Tabe