
Dugout: Baseball Scorekeeper
Score baseball & softball
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What's New in Dugout
1.1
September 22, 2026
Real scorebook notation. Tap who fielded the ball and the play writes itself the way it's kept on paper - 6-3, F8, 4-6-3 DP, SAC 1-3 - instead of a plain "GO" or "F". The fielder row is optional. Skip it and scoring is exactly as fast as it has always been: tap the outcome, tap Confirm. Also fixed: correcting a play in the play log could move the next half-inning's plays onto the other team, taking their hits and runs with them. If you have ever gone back and changed an out into a hit, a season total may have been off. Nothing was lost, and it recomputes correctly now. Also in this update: - Errors read like a scorebook. A clean throw muffed at first now notates 6-E3, and you choose which fielder made the error instead of Dugout assuming the shortstop. - Pickoffs can finally be recorded as pickoffs. Before this they had to be entered as a caught stealing, which charged the runner a caught stealing that official scoring does not. - Caught stealings and rundowns record the fielders who made the play, so the play log reads CS 2-6 rather than a bare CS. - A game's rules can be changed after it starts. A game set to the wrong number of innings used to end early with no way back; now you can fix the innings, the mercy rule or the pitch limit mid-game, and a game the rules ended explains what it can do instead of jumping straight to extra innings. - When a game ends itself on a walk-off, a mercy rule, or the last out, the box score comes up on its own - after a short pause, so there is still time to undo a play you did not mean to enter. - Player names in season stats now show they can be tapped, and stay on screen while you scroll across the columns. - Text throughout meets contrast guidelines, and the scoring buttons stay fully readable at the largest text sizes.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
Dugout Pro (Yearly)
Season stats, sabermetrics, spray charts, and export




