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| stevebrewster |
Posted - 03/22/2010 : 22:53:08
I downloaded iscore-baseball to my iphone but I coach the team and I cant track the statistics of the game during the game. (Plus I haven't figured out how to use it yet.)
What is the best website to enter your team stats that I get from the scorebook after the game is over and track it over the season?
Lastly, how do I keep Baseballpapa from whipping my team?
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| AA17Dad |
Posted - 03/23/2010 : 18:35:10
Get you a League Lineup website and purchase the pro version. |
| stevebrewster |
Posted - 03/23/2010 : 13:16:38
Papa, there is a TON of talent on your 7 year old team including 4 All-Stars from last year. I think that there are several teams that could win it this year. Our competition has really upgraded in talent.
My team is REALLY young, half of them are only 5 and 6 year olds. It should be an exciting year. I'm sure that you are doing a great job with your team. Not only are they really good baseball players, they are really good kids too! |
| baseballpapa |
Posted - 03/23/2010 : 08:41:57
Papa doesn't know much about the iphones and keeping stats on line. I keep them in my head. When they come to bat I either say this kid can hit or "Oh No" looks who's up.
Coach brewester is not talking about Papa's Bandits or the 13U 643 Cougars, He is talking about a little group of 7 year olds that Papa has been helping out the last couple of months that play in the local select league in my hometown. Since my boys moved to Ringgold and I can only make that trip a couple of times a week I have been a thorn in my wife's side and she insisted that I find a local team to help and get out of her way. I picked a 7 year old group from a local Christian school and have been working them out inside and on the field. Just to get back out onto the field even if I don't know their names has been special and you can always yell "Hey you" and they will respond.
From what I hear coach brewster has the best 7 year team in the Rome, Georgia select league but many have played Papa on these fields and all know that I don't teach them to win. I try to teach them how to play the right way and the winning will take care of itself. Papa might not get him early but all that know Papa knows that coach had better keep a eye on that rear view mirror for when the light comes on in their little heads and they begin to get what they are being taught they might slip up and beat the Big Dogs or should I say Big Tiger.
I can't wait to get the local league cranked up and hear the umpires yell "PLAY BALL"
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