Printable Baseball Lineup Card

Write the batting order first, positions second. List every player present in batting order, including bench players in a continuous order. Then fill inning 1 positions, then pencil the rest: pitcher and catcher plans first because they carry pitch count and rest-day consequences, infield next, outfield and bench rotation last. Make three copies before the game: one for the umpire or official scorekeeper, one for the opposing team, one for your dugout rail. Page 2 of the PDF prints all of them at once.

Yes. Both files download directly from this page with no email address, account, or payment. Print as many as you want for your team.

Twelve batting order slots plus a substitutes line, which covers standard youth rosters batting a continuous order. If you carry more, the Excel version's roster tab holds 14 and you can add rows.

Use the softball lineup card instead: it adds DP/FLEX rows and a note on how the rule works, which baseball cards don't need.

Yes. The free lineup generator builds a batting order and a fair fielding rotation from your roster, checks rules like minimum play, and prints game-ready cards. It is free and there is no usage cap.

Done writing names twelve times a weekend? Enter the roster once and print every card from it.