SCORED IN REAL TIME
Scoring live is the whole point of keeping a card. The game happens, you mark it, and by the ninth you have a record nobody else in the building has.
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A live scorecard has one enemy: falling behind. Miss two batters and you start guessing, and a guessed card is not worth keeping. So everything here is tuned for entry speed, with common plays one tap away and typed notation for everything else.
Tap the cell, tap the play, eyes back on the field. The card keeps pace with the game instead of competing with it.
Runs by inning build across the top as you score. Your card and the stadium board should always agree, and now you can check.
The Live tab shows today's MLB games with current inning and score, so you can score your game and watch the race at the same time.
Missed a batter while getting nachos? Cells are not locked in order. Go back, fill the gap, and the totals fix themselves.
Live scoring works the same whether the game is in front of you or on the broadcast. Plenty of scorers keep the card during televised games, which is the best way to practice: replays bail you out, and nobody judges your third-inning correction.
New to it? The how to score baseball guide gets you through your first live game, and the symbols reference is worth keeping open in a second tab.
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