Fillable lineup cards and playing-time matrices for baseball and fastpitch softball. Type into the PDFs or print them blank, and let the Excel sheets count every player's innings. No account or email needed.
Nine innings, nine positions, 15 batting slots. Two lineup cards and a playing-time matrix as a fillable PDF and as an Excel workbook.
Two half-sheet cards on one landscape letter page, a coach copy and an umpire/opponent copy, with a nine-inning line score.
The same two-copy card with the line score replaced by nine reserve rows and nine pitcher rows.
One landscape page: nine innings by nine positions, three extra-inning rows, a 15-player total-innings list and an innings-by-position tally.
The same matrix as a workbook: pick names from dropdowns and the innings totals count themselves.
Seven innings, ten defensive columns including DP, a FLEX row and re-entry boxes. Two lineup cards and a playing-time matrix as a fillable PDF and as an Excel workbook.
Two half-sheet cards on one landscape letter page, a coach copy and an umpire/opponent copy, with a seven-inning line score, a FLEX row and re-entry boxes.
The same two-copy card with the line score replaced by nine reserve rows and nine pitcher rows.
One landscape page: seven innings by ten columns including DP, three extra-inning rows, a 15-player total-innings list and an innings-by-position tally.
The same matrix as a workbook: pick names from dropdowns and the innings totals count themselves.
The lineup cards and the PDF playing-time matrices are real PDF forms. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Any viewer with form support works: Adobe Acrobat Reader (free), Preview on a Mac, or the built-in viewer in Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
Every blank on the sheet is a field. Long names shrink to fit their cell. Each lineup card carries two copies on one landscape letter sheet, a coach copy and an umpire/opponent copy, and both copies share the same fields, so you type each name once.
Letter paper, landscape, scale set to 100% (Actual size), not Fit to page. The lineup card splits into two 5.5 by 8.5 inch cards along the dashed line. You can also print the blank sheet and fill it in by hand.
File › Save in Acrobat Reader or Preview keeps what you typed. In a browser, use the viewer's download button and choose to keep your changes.
The Excel matrix does the counting. Its one rule: the Total Innings list is the roster, and the innings grid only offers names from that list.
Built for Microsoft Excel; Google Sheets opens it too (File › Import). Type the team, opponent and date in the boxes at the top right of the Playing Time sheet.
Type one player per row in the Player column of the Total Innings box (up to 15 players). Those names become the dropdown choices in the innings grid, so fill this list before you touch the grid.
Each row of the grid is an inning and each column is a position. Click a cell, open its dropdown arrow and pick the player. Softball: the DP column is the batting-only DP, and the FLEX player goes in the column of the position they play.
The Inn column next to each name counts how many innings that player appears in the grid. Innings by Position counts the innings filled at each spot and turns red when a position is short, so an empty spot stands out.
The shaded rows under the last inning are for extra innings; retype the inning number if you need to. Pink cells hold the formulas, so if you type over one, undo (Ctrl+Z / Cmd+Z) or download a fresh copy. The sheet prints on one landscape page.
The free online lineup tool drags players into positions inning by inning, tracks playing time as you go and exports the card and the playing-time grid as PDFs, with no account. Inside Reply1, lineups come from who RSVP'd yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Coaching another sport? Basketball, football, hockey, soccer and volleyball have their own lineup pages.