Who's on Second!?
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Your league's rulebook just took a seat in the dugout. Start from a rule set right from your phone. Pick your governing body and state, see every rule that differs from your team's setup, and choose which ones to apply. Pitch limits, rest days and playing-time rules come in the way your league publishes them, so the preseason goes to the roster instead of the rulebook. Before you share or print a lineup, Who's on Second checks it against your rules and lists any warnings, numbered, so you can fix them or go ahead knowing exactly what's there. When Auto-Fill has to move a player you placed, a notice tells you who moved, which inning, and why. The lineup card on the fence matches the one in your head. When the same lineup changed on another device, the comparison is now one clean table: This phone on one side, Saved on the other, with a dot on every inning that differs. Fairness groups now compare each player's share of bench time in the games they actually attended, so a player who missed a weekend doesn't look like they sat more. We reseeded the bullpen mound, untangled the batting-tee extension cords, and traced the sunflower shells in the scorebook back to the third-base coach. Small fixes and polish under the hood.
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The baseball and softball lineup maker built for Little League, rec, and travel ball coaches. Drag players onto the diamond, auto-generate a fair lineup in one tap, and track pitch counts and playing time all season. Print a clean lineup card, keep the batting order rotating fairly, and know who can pitch before you fill out the card. Everything works on your phone from the dugout. LINEUP BUILDER Build lineups with drag-and-drop on a visual baseball diamond. Assign players to positions inning by inning, set your batting order, and mark absent players. Click a position to quick-assign, or let auto-generate build a compliant lineup in one tap. Everything updates in real time: batting order, position summary, and rule compliance. AUTO-GENERATE One tap builds a full lineup that respects your league's rules, your batting order, and your fairness history. Handles minimum play requirements, position limits, pitcher eligibility, and more. You can always adjust the result by hand. PITCH COUNT TRACKING Log pitch counts after each game. Rest day calculations happen automatically based on your league's thresholds. Ineligible pitchers are flagged before you build your next lineup, so you never have to wonder who's available. Tracks pitches thrown on other teams too, because rest days don't reset when a player plays travel ball on Tuesday. CONFIGURABLE RULES ENGINE Every league is different. Set your own rules for minimum play, consecutive bench innings, infield requirements, pitcher limits, designated hitter, and more. Rules show real-time warnings in the lineup builder. They're guardrails, not hard blocks: you always have the final call. FAIRNESS SUMMARY See who played where and how much across the entire season. Per-player innings played, innings sat, position distribution, and pitching totals. When a parent asks about playing time, you've got the answer. SET LINEUP (SEASON BATTING ORDER) Set your batting order once. After each game, mark who batted last. The rotation handles itself for the next game, so every player moves through the order fairly over the course of the season. PRINTABLE LINEUP CARD Print a clean lineup card that fits one page. Absent players listed separately. Bring it to the dugout or hand it to the umpire. TEAM ROLES Invite assistant coaches, scorekeepers, and parents. Each role sees only what they need. Parents get read-only access to their player's position history and pitch count status. Coaches and scorekeepers can enter pitch counts and manage lineups based on their role. WORKS AT EVERY LEVEL Little League, rec, travel ball, high school, adult leagues. The rules engine is fully configurable, so it adapts to your league instead of the other way around. BUILT FOR THE DUGOUT Responsive design that works on phones, tablets, and laptops. Build your lineup on Saturday morning from the bleachers, adjust it in the parking lot when someone no-shows, and pull it up on your phone between innings. Terms of Use: https://whosonsecond.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://whosonsecond.com/privacy
What's new · 2.8.0
Your league's rulebook just took a seat in the dugout. Start from a rule set right from your phone. Pick your governing body and state, see every rule that differs from your team's setup, and choose which ones to apply. Pitch limits, rest days and playing-time rules come in the way your league publishes them, so the preseason goes to the roster instead of the rulebook. Before you share or print a lineup, Who's on Second checks it against your rules and lists any warnings, numbered, so you can fix them or go ahead knowing exactly what's there. When Auto-Fill has to move a player you placed, a notice tells you who moved, which inning, and why. The lineup card on the fence matches the one in your head. When the same lineup changed on another device, the comparison is now one clean table: This phone on one side, Saved on the other, with a dot on every inning that differs. Fairness groups now compare each player's share of bench time in the games they actually attended, so a player who missed a weekend doesn't look like they sat more. We reseeded the bullpen mound, untangled the batting-tee extension cords, and traced the sunflower shells in the scorebook back to the third-base coach. Small fixes and polish under the hood.
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