ScoreLive Baseball Update: New Scoreboards, Team Graphics & Pitch Count Tracking

ScoreLive Baseball now has a brand-new scoreboard style! We've also improved the horizontal scoreboard and redesigned the Starting Lineup and Defensive Lineup graphics.

We've also addressed a feature many users have been asking for: automatic pitch count tracking. Now, when you record a ball or strike, the current pitcher's pitch count updates automatically, making it easier to keep track of pitches during the game.

New Scoreboard Style and Improved Horizontal Layout

ScoreLive Baseball now offers a new scoreboard style, along with an improved horizontal scoreboard layout. You can choose the style that works best for your game and camera setup.

The horizontal scoreboard displays both teams' colors, with balls, strikes, outs, base runners, and inning information grouped in the center.

Whether viewers are watching on a smartphone or another device, they can easily follow the current game situation.

You can also position the horizontal scoreboard at the top center or bottom center of the screen.

Before going live, check where home plate, the pitcher, and other players appear in your camera view, then choose a scoreboard position that won't block the action.

Starting Lineup and Defensive Lineup Graphics with Team Colors

Before a baseball game begins, the Starting Lineup and Defensive Lineup graphics help viewers get to know the players and their positions.

We've redesigned these graphics to automatically generate backgrounds and color themes based on each team's selected colors.

The home and away teams can each have their own visual style, making it easier for viewers to recognize the teams when their lineups or defensive positions are displayed.

If you've already set up the Defensive Lineup, the Starting Lineup graphic can also display each player's fielding position.

Along with the batting order, jersey numbers, and player names, viewers can see where each player is positioned on the field.

Automatic Pitch Count Tracking with Balls and Strikes

Previously, keeping track of a pitcher's pitch count required extra attention during the game.

We've now improved how pitch counts are recorded. Whenever you record a ball or strike, ScoreLive automatically updates the current pitcher's pitch count, reducing the need for separate adjustments.

If the pitch count needs to be corrected, you can still make manual changes in the Pitch Count panel.

When changing pitchers, remember to check that the correct pitcher is selected so the pitch count is recorded for the player currently on the mound.

New Reset Ball and Strike Count Feature

We've also added a Reset Count button. If you need to reset the ball and strike count before the batter is out, simply tap the reset button between the ball and strike controls.

This will reset both balls and strikes to zero without affecting the pitcher's accumulated pitch count.