Thanks to both of you. I learned something today.Like JD said above. You may only CR for the P or C of record (that is, the last player to have physically pitched or caught, with the 1st inning exception for the visiting team). So if you PH for the pitcher, that substitute may NOT be CRed for but MAY be PRed for (burning a sub in the process). In addition, just in case you are one of those sneaky coaches who try to find loopholes in the rules, we have you covered. If you tried to re-enter your P once that stud hitter got on base to try to then turn around and CR for HER, you are out of luck; a P or C must be on base only due to the actions during her own AB if you are going to CR for her.