Stats → drills, practice plans & lineups

From box score
to backyard.

Score the game in DugoutPal or bring it over from GameChanger. Team stats become drills aimed at your weak spots, ready to drop into a practice plan. Each player's stats become drills their parents can run in the backyard.

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Coach team stats: season record, team batting totals, and batting by player
COACH · TEAM STATS
Parent stats view for Milo: season batting with team rank, and DugoutPal Insights with strengths, what he's working on, and drills to try at home
PARENT · MILO'S STATS
Works with your data·GameChanger imports·Game logs & box scores·Combine results·Your own notes
How it works

Stats go in. Drills come out.

One set of numbers, read two ways: across the team for the coach's drills, and one player at a time for drills at home.

01 · STATS IN
From the game you already played
Live scoringpitch by pitch
GameChanger CSVexport, upload, done
Box score photopre-fills the log
Parent at-batswhen the coach doesn't score
02 · FOR THE COACH
Team stats, turned into drills
Team drillsaimed at the weak spots
Practice planthe drills, timed into a session
Batting orderwith the reasoning
Fielding rotationfair, and printable
03 · FOR THE FAMILY
Player stats, turned into drills at home
Drills at homepicked for their positions
Insightswhat to work on, and why
Spray chartwhere the ball goes
Mark it done10 minutes, backyard
New · Drills at home

Ten minutes in the backyard, picked for your kid.

Drills are sorted by the positions the coach set for your player, so you practice what they'll actually play. Every drill is from USA Baseball Development.

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Drills6Milo ▾
MILO'S POSITIONS · SET BY COACH ELLIS
SS2BP
For MiloHittingThrowingAll
Backyard · any time☰ What you have
SSSHORTSTOP · MOST INNINGS
Wall ball short hopsThrow a tennis ball low at a wall and field the short hop. Builds soft, quick hands.
USA Baseball drill
10 MINSoloGloveWall
Footwork to throwField, shuffle, throw to a target. Works on getting feet set before the throw.
USA Baseball drill
15 MINPartnerGlove
PPITCHER
Balance point holdsLift to balance and hold for three seconds before delivering. No ball needed.
USA Baseball drill
5 MINSoloIndoors ok
⌂Home
▦Stats
▭Schedule
◎Drills
▥Performance
FOR MILO
Grouped by position, with time and gear on every card. Filter by what you have: a wall, a partner, a bucket.
9:41
‹ Drills
SS2B
Wall ball short hops10 MIN · SOLO · GLOVE, TENNIS BALL, WALL
HOW TO DO IT
1Stand 8-10 feet from a solid wall in a low fielding stance, glove out front.
2Throw the tennis ball so it bounces just in front of the wall and comes back on a short hop.
3Field it out front with two hands. Do 3 sets of 15, then 1 set backhand only.
WHY FOR MILOShortstop is Milo's main position this season. Quick hands on short hops cut down fielding bobbles.
USA Baseball
OFFICIAL DRILL SOURCE
USA Baseball Development
▶ Video walkthroughRep progressions
View full drill ↗
Mark done today⌑
DRILL DETAIL
Three steps, why it's for your player, and the full USA Baseball walkthrough. Mark it done when you're finished.
What the coach gets

From the stat sheet to the right drill.

Every drill points back to the numbers that picked it, then drops into a practice plan or a lineup.

PRACTICE PLAN
A full plan, built for this week
A short list of drills picked for your real weaknesses, with one total time, the plays to cover and the equipment to bring. Share it as a PDF.
BATTING ORDER
A lineup with the reasoning
Every spot comes with a why, an alternative order, and honest notes on what it assumed. Drag to reorder, tweak, or override.
PLAYER PROFILE
The full picture on every player
Season stats, recent games, combine numbers, your notes, and AI swing + pitching breakdowns, organized into tabs, with the player pinned on top.
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For coaches

Team stats in. Drills, practice plans, lineups, and rotations out.

New · Team stats

The whole season on one screen. Then what to do about it.

Record, team batting, and every player's line, for the season or any single game. The same numbers pick the drills for your next practice and set the batting order.

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Season or one game. Switch the view from the top. Each game shows how its stats got in.
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Fill the gaps. Games without stats are flagged, with an upload right there.
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Fix a bad import. Replace one game's stats and everything built on them updates.
FeedsTeam drillsPractice plansBatting orders
Team stats for the full season: 5-2 record, runs scored and allowed, team batting, and batting by player
FULL SEASON
Team stats for one live-scored game: a 12-8 win, team batting for the game, and each player's line
ONE GAME
Review new stats from a GameChanger CSV: final score, two rows flagged to match to a player, and every number editable before saving
Where are the stats from: GameChanger export, photo of the scorebook, or a screenshot from another app
Already on GameChanger?

Keep scoring there. Plan practice here.

If your team keeps the book in GameChanger, you don't have to switch. Export the box score CSV from GameChanger on the web, upload it to the game in DugoutPal, and those stats pick your team's drills, shape practice plans and batting orders, and give every family drills for their player.

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Roster and schedule too. Start the season from a GameChanger roster or schedule export instead of typing it in.
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Names matched for you. Players are matched to your roster by name and number. Anyone it can't place is flagged for one tap.
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Check every number. Review the whole table and fix anything before it saves. Nothing is replaced until you say so.
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Mix and match. Live-score some games, import others, snap a scorebook photo for the rest. It all lands in one season.
New · Fielding position generator

Nine positions. Six innings. Zero dugout math.

Tell it who showed up. It fields every inning fairly, then prints for the dugout fence.

Built from position tags. Every player lands where they can actually play.
Your rules, enforced. Bench time spread evenly, nobody sits twice in a row, position caps respected.
Tap two players to swap. Shuffle for alternatives until it feels right.
One-tap PDF. A printout with field diagrams per inning, plus the full rotation grid.
Exportable fielding plan PDF, field diagram per inningDefense by inning screen in the DugoutPal app
The rotation grid
The whole game on one grid.
Every player, every inning, color-coded infield, outfield, and bench, so parents can see the rotation is fair before they ask.
Full rotation grid, every player, every inning
New · Plays & situations

Every player's job, on every play.

Pick a situation and watch it play out on the field, one step at a time. Each position gets its job in plain words, matched to your team's age group and rules.

Step through it. Play, pause, slow it down or move one beat at a time, with the explanation in sync.
Adjust for my team. Tell it "our right fielder has a weak arm" and it moves the right players. Saved versions stay with your team.
Offense and defense. Force plays, cutoffs, bunts and baserunning, searchable by position.
Quiz mode. Check that every coach makes the same call before game day.
Straight into practice. Add any play to a practice plan as something to cover.
The play viewer for a ground ball to shortstop with a runner on first, paused on the throw to second: the shortstop feeds the second baseman, who steps on the base, and the runner from first is out
Log a game · about 2 minutes

Every game you log makes next week smarter.

Five prompts on the ride home. All skippable.

01Snap the box scorepre-fills everything
02Confirm game & who playedtwo taps
03Tag player strengths & work-onsnotes save to profiles
04Grade the batting orderteaches future lineups
05Add team notes & saveone record per game
feeds every future suggestion
Fielding rotationsBatting ordersPractice plans
Live scoring

Score the game with one thumb.

Draw the ball where it went, slash a runner who got tagged, drag a runner to the next base. Every call lands as a chip you can confirm, retag, or undo before it saves.

Live scoring: field with every fielder, the batter chip between Ball and Strike, last play with Undo, and quick buttons for K, HBP, SAC, FC and E
FIELD VIEW
Swipe the batter left for a ball, right for a strike. Draw from the batter to trace a hit. The last play sits up top with Undo.
Practice mode: a guided step asks the scorer to swipe the batter right for a strike, with nothing saved
PRACTICE MODE
Learn scoring before the first pitch. A guided practice game walks through each gesture, and nothing is saved.
Confirm chip, not a form
The best guess is pre-selected and auto-saves on a timer. Change it in a tap or cancel outright.
Pitch counts and rest
Pitches tally per arm as you score, with a warning as a young pitcher nears the limit. Coach-pitch innings are handled too.
Undo anything
One tap reverses the last play. Nothing you record in the third inning is stuck there.
Straight into the game log
The final book becomes the box score, player stats, and the parent recap. No second entry after the game.
Live game link

Families follow every pitch, live.

Share one link from the app while you score. Grandparents, friends, and anyone who couldn't make it watch the game at dugoutpal.com as it happens. Parents at the field add video clips from the app, and each one is tagged to its play and players. No app and no login needed to watch.

Every play on the field
Hits, throws, and runners animate as they're scored, with the count, outs, and play-by-play.
Cheer from anywhere
Guests send reactions and see how many people are watching.
Kids stay private
Players show as first name and number. Never last names, never photos.
You control the link
Add a 4-digit game code, stop sharing any time. It turns off 2 hours after the final.
The live game viewer while your team bats: scoreboard with inning, count and outs, the field with named runners and the other team's positions as small rings, the batter and pitch count, play-by-play, and reactions
AT BAT
The live game viewer while your team is in the field: each fielder shown on the diamond by first name and number, with the other team's runners as numbered circles
IN THE FIELD
New · Game-day readiness

Saturday morning, already handled.

Parents open the app and see one card with everything: what time to be there, first pitch, which uniform, whose week it is for snacks, and one tap to answer the check-in. Coaches watch a live tally instead of sending a fourth reminder text.

Arrival time, not just game time
"Be there 8:45" for a 9:30 first pitch, so nobody is warming up in the parking lot.
Check in without opening a thread
In, out, or running late with a note. Either parent's answer counts for the family.
Plans change, check-ins reopen
Move the field or pull arrival 45 minutes earlier and DugoutPal re-asks the families it just got harder for.
Streaks reward answering, never attending
Families build a streak for replying, in or out. Three full houses in a row and the team picks the warmup playlist. Nobody is ever ranked on who shows up.
Parent game-day home: arrival time, first pitch, uniform, snack duty, and the check-in
GAME DAY · PARENT
Family check-in streak, team full-house meter, and the coach-chosen reward
STREAKS · FULL HOUSE
New · AI video analysis

Score every swing and pitch, from one video.

Upload a face-on cut of a hitter or a side-on cut of a pitcher. AI grades 20 mechanics metrics, flags what's improving and what to work on, tracks each one over time, and hands you a drill you can drop straight into the practice plan.

HittingPitching
New · The assistantBETA

The assistant coach you've been doing without.

Someone who watched every game, remembers every at-bat, and never minds being asked at 11pm. One line at the top of your home screen. Ask it anything about your team.

DugoutPal home screen with the assistant ask bar sitting above the setup checklist

Ask in five words. Get an answer in one line.

No menus, no digging through stats. Just say what's on your mind on the drive to the field, and go in knowing what you're doing.

“Who should bat cleanup Saturday?”
Marcus. And here's the six games that say so.
“What should we work on Thursday?”
Hitting with runners on. Here's the practice plan to fix it.
“Chase down the parents who haven't answered.”
Done. Nine reminders sent, and you saw the words first.
The assistant answering who should bat cleanup, showing batting averages with runners on from the last six games and a button to put it in the lineup

It gives you the name, the numbers, and the button.

Not a wall of text you have to interpret at 6am. A straight answer, the games it came from so you can trust it, and one tap to make it real in your lineup.

Straight answers
A name or a number. Never “it depends.”
Receipts included
Every answer shows the games behind it.
One tap to act
Advice you have to re-type isn't help.
You approve everything
Nothing reaches your team unread.
Useful from day one

It gets smarter every game you log.

Upload your roster and it'll help you set the season up. Add a box score and it starts noticing things. A month in, it knows your team better than the stat sheet does, and it's honest with you about the difference.

It'll tell you what it doesn't know rather than make something up about your kid.
Your team's numbers stay your team's. Nothing crosses between rosters.
In beta. Free while we get it right, and every thumbs-down goes straight to the people building it.
The assistant on day one, offering the two fastest ways to make it useful and three questions it can already answer
Runs the whole team

The team admin, handled too.

Schedule, availability, volunteers, roster. All of it in the same place as the coaching.

Season in one pass
Tuesdays here, Thursdays there. Set the pattern, skip the blackout weeks, done.
Availability, answered
One tap per event. You see your count before you build the lineup.
Volunteer signups
Snack, scorekeeper, field prep. Open slots nudge themselves.
Roster and contacts
Families join with a code. Numbers stay with the coaches.
Reminders, not spam
One digest for a batch of changes. One nudge the day before.
Assistants and team parents
Roles you grant, permissions nobody claims for themselves.
Fields and directions
Saved locations with parking notes, one tap to navigate.
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For parents & players

Your kid's stats, what they mean, and a drill to do about it tonight.

New · Player stats for parents

Not just a batting average. What to practice next.

Batting, pitching, and fielding for your player, with a plain-English read on what's going well, what to work on, and which drills to try at home.

Insights that end in a drill
Strengths, working on, the recommended focus, and two drills to run in the backyard.
See where the ball goes
A spray chart from live-scored games shows pull, center, and opposite field at a glance.
Rank without the roster
See where your player stands on the team. Other kids' numbers are never shown.
Coach doesn't keep stats? You can.
Log your own kid's at-bats from the stands. If the coach scores the game too, theirs wins.
Milo's season batting with team rank, and DugoutPal Insights: strengths, working on, recommended focus, and drills to try at home
BATTING + INSIGHTS
Milo's pitching: innings, ERA, strikeouts, walks, strike percentage, pitch count, and pitching insights
PITCHING
Spray chart: where Milo hits it, 21 balls in play, 14% pull, 48% center, 38% opposite field
Parent portal

Their player, on their phone.

Parents join when you invite them, then follow stats, the coach's focus for the week, video breakdowns, the schedule, and two-way notes.

Coach focus, every week
The coach picks one thing to work on and the drill that goes with it. It lands at the top of the parent's home screen.
Auto-added, no setup
Invite a family once and they're following their player. No accounts to wrangle.
Game-day check-ins
DugoutPal asks who's in or out on game and practice days. Coaches get a live tally instead of chasing texts.
Share the progress

A player report parents actually read.

One tap turns any player profile into a clean, shareable PDF: season stats, swing and delivery scores, and the exact drills to run at home. Email it to a parent or hand it to another coach so everyone sees the same picture and knows what to work on next.

Season snapshot: stats, recent games, and combine numbers at a glance.
Swing & delivery scores: the key mechanics, with what's improving and what to work on.
Drills to run at home: two specific fixes, linked to how-to walkthroughs.
DugoutPal player report, page 2: hitting and pitching analysis with drills
DugoutPal player report, page 1: season snapshot and development summary
PDF
Carter-Mills-Report.pdf
Ready to send
What's under the hood

Built to save you the Sunday-night scramble.

Four-question setup
Team name, age group, roster, schedule. Answer four questions and your season is built, in about five minutes.
Fielding rotations
Fair defensive positions for every inning, built from position tags and your bench rules, with a printable PDF.
Drills from your stats
USA Baseball drills picked for your team's actual weak spots, built into practice plans with one total time and an equipment list.
Smart batting orders
Set the game context and get a suggested lineup with the reasoning behind every spot.
Roster & combine tracking
Player profiles with stats, notes, and combine results, so the whole picture is in one place.
Live scoring
Gesture-based book keeping with pitch counts, an undo for every call, and an editable play log that re-computes the game.
2-minute game logs
Snap the box score, tag what you saw, grade the lineup. Every log sharpens future suggestions.
Fast player notes
Jot what you saw at practice in seconds. Those notes feed straight into the next plan.
AI swing & pitching analysis
One video in, 20 scored metrics out, for hitting (face-on) or pitching (side-on), tracked over time, with pitch-count & rest awareness for young arms.
Parent portal
Every parent auto-joins a private view of their own player: stats, insights, drills, schedule & RSVP, and two-way notes.
Drills at home
USA Baseball drills picked for each player's positions and what they're working on, with steps parents can follow.
Team & player stats
Live-scored or imported from GameChanger. Season or single-game views for the coach; batting, pitching, fielding, and a spray chart for each family.
You're always in control
DugoutPal suggests. You decide. Edit, override, or ignore any recommendation. It's your team.
Public team pages
Every team gets its own page with upcoming games, results, and season batting. It fills in from the games you score, and each result opens its box score.
Public, no loginUpdates from scored gamesCoach can turn it off
Who it's for

Made for coaches with a day job and a lineup card.

Volunteer coaches
You said yes to coaching, not to hours of prep. Show up with a plan without the homework.
Travel-ball staffs
Juggling tournaments and player development? Keep every practice pointed at what moves the needle.
Little League managers
Fair playing time, real development, and a batting order you can defend to any parent.
Baseball parents
See what your player's stats say, and get a drill to work on together at home.
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