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Features
- View and edit a Fielding Lineup for a complete game of up to 12 innings and 20 players.
- Any user defined fielding arrangement is allowed. You select the number of infielders and outfielders, and their position names. The regular baseball layout is shown here with the DH rule in effect.
- If you have selected a specific Substitution Rule (other than 'Open') and or Minimum Play Rules in the Team Setup window, then the validity of your Fielding Lineup will be checked when you 'Save'. Also, any starter / substitute pairings that you make in the Fielding Lineup will be carried over to the Batting Lineup window so that each starter / substitute pair occupy the same position in the batting order.
- The Fielding Lineup from the previous game is loaded by default as a convenient starting point, unless you opt for a different game file.
- Four edit modes are available to place players in the Fielding Lineup. The 'Single Inning / Click on Roster' mode is shown here. Clicking on an eligible player in the Roster list will place that player in the white cell of the current highlighted inning, then automatically shift the white cell down and disable the player in the Roster list. The software prevents a player from being placed more than once in an inning.
- Yellow highlighting of any individual player lets you immediately check their positioning to help make decisions on switching positions with another player, or to verify any specific fair-play requirements of your league.
- Editing features are provided to Copy/ Paste innings and Clear/Restore innings.
- The display of the number of innings each player is placed at the infield, outfield, and bench positions is automatically updated as you complete the lineup.
- When all infield and outfield positions in a given inning are filled, any eligible players are automatically placed in the open bench positions.
- Absent players are disabled in the Roster list and placed at the bottom of each inning.
- The input cells for the infield, outfield, and bench positions are separated by additional space for clarity.
Edit Modes/Methods for Lineups
- All Innings Mode with Click Method: The user highlights a player in the roster panel with a mouse click, then successively clicks on any cell in any inning to position that player. All Drag and Drop features are disabled.
- All Innings Mode with Drag and Drop Method: The user can Drag and Drop a player from the roster panel to any blank cell in any inning that the player is not already placed in. The user can Drag and Drop players within innings, but not between innings.
- Single Inning Mode with Click Method: In this mode, one inning panel is highlighted in light green, and the first of any blank cells in this inning is highlighted white. Clicking on an eligible roster player positions that player in the white inning cell.
- Single Inning Mode with Drag and Drop Method: The user can Drag and Drop players from the roster to the highlighted inning and also within the highlighted inning. Those players already placed in the highlighted inning are disabled in the roster.
