Sample Output

iScorecast		With iScorecast, you can send your games out to the internet for people to view in a web browser in real time as the game is played (requires iPhone or WiFi for iPod Touch). Games can also be watched later as a replay with 5 second intervals between pitches. This functionality is included FREE with iScore Baseball version 2.0. Fantastic for friends, parents, grandparents, or anyone that would like to watch a game you are scoring. Click the link to the left to watch a replay of the 2004 ALCS Game 7 as an iScorecast. Other games for those that can't bear to watch the ALCS Game 7: Game Scored By Links 8/2/2009 Brewers at Padres iScore Developer iScorecast 8/6/2009 Red Sox at Yankees Gatorboy iScorecast
Scorecard		You can email yourself a scorecard of any game you score with iScore Baseball. These scorecards are just like the ones kept with pencil and paper at youth sports games, and are an improvement in many ways. Full color representing different types of plays, tracking how runners advance bases, strikes swinging vs looking (new to 2.0), etc. If you track pitch locations, the scoresheet will also show the speckle chart of all pitches thrown by each pitcher. Click to the left to see the scorecard generated by iScore Baseball for the 2004 ALCS Game 7. (The sample game did not track pitch locations, so speckle charts are empty.)
HTML Stats		Email yourself or team members full statistics (Batting, Pitching, Fielding) in a nicely formatted HTML report. Statistics are tracked for each game as well as being cumulative per team. You can also create "leagues" in iScore Baseball which allow you to group games for showing statistics by season, weekend tournaments, post season, etc. Click the link to the left to view the game statistics for the 2004 ALCS Game 7 as generated by iScore Baseball.

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