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Printable Baseball Scorecard

Set up your scorecard the way your team keeps the book, then print it in landscape — one page for the home team, one for the away team. Everything is filled in by hand at the field, so it works with no signal and no battery worries.

Sections

Printing outputs one page per team in landscape. Fill it in by hand at the field.

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Letter · landscape · 2 pages

Away teamAwayvs Home
Date:
Location:
Final:
Scorer:
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No.
Batter / Pos
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AB
H
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Pitch-count tally

Pitchers

NameIPHRERBBKPitches
Home teamHomevs Away
Date:
Location:
Final:
Scorer:
#
No.
Batter / Pos
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
AB
H
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Pitch-count tally

Pitchers

NameIPHRERBBKPitches

New to keeping the book?

Keeping score by hand is a great way to stay locked into the game — and the scorecard is the official record for stats and pitch counts. If you have never done it, start with our step-by-step guide to keeping score, which includes an interactive notation decoder. Coaches tracking pitch limits should pair the card with the pitch count tracker.

Scorecard vs. a stat app

A paper scorecard never loses battery, never needs a signal, and gives you the whole game on one page at a glance. A stat app can compute averages automatically and share box scores instantly. Many scorekeepers do both: keep the book on paper as the source of truth, then enter the results into an app afterward. This generator is built for the paper half — print it, clip it to a board, and score away.

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