Looking for site that shows MLB Team batting stats for last 3 days

[OMGRandyJackson]

Is there a site that will allow you to pick a team, lets say the Oakland A's.

It will then show their roster and their current batting stats (ie, BA, RBI, etc), but will THEN let you filter it by the last 3 games? As well as 5 games? OR a site that lets you enter dates, say June 10-June 15, and it will show the stats for those games? I currently use my ESPN Fantasy site to do this, BUT it only allows me to select previous 7 and 15 games.

Thanks.

[OMGRandyJackson]

Anyone?

[farmhouse1]

I just type in MLB lineups on Google and hit the first page. It'll show you the lineups for the day and if you click on an individual player it'll show you their last 7 days stats also last 30 days.

[AceofSP2107]

Try teamrankings . Com or lines maker . Com

[OMGRandyJackson]

Try teamrankings . Com or lines maker . Com

What? Both of those just seem to be sites selling picks?

I just type in MLB lineups on Google and hit the first page. It'll show you the lineups for the day and if you click on an individual player it'll show you their last 7 days stats also last 30 days.

Basically that is what I do, but its tedious.

[LeoFlaGuy813]

You have to do the work man. It's the only way to come out on top! Nothing good comes easy... GL

[OMGRandyJackson]

I get that lol, I just looking for ways to speed it up. I just cant believe there are tons of sites offering this data in 7 day, 15 day options but none that allow 3 days, or your own custom date. It wouldnt even be hard to had to a site since the info is already there, you jus change the search criteria.

[Down_Goes Bookie]

I get that lol, I just looking for ways to speed it up. I just cant believe there are tons of sites offering this data in 7 day, 15 day options but none that allow 3 days, or your own custom date. It wouldnt even be hard to had to a site since the info is already there, you jus change the search criteria.

I've been saying the same thing... it's amazing there's not a site out there there enables user-defined filtering.

For instance I would love to analyze SP splits by day games at home, day games on road, night games at home, night games on road -- that data is not online anywhere. I've looked.

Or by day of week -- how an SP does on a Friday night vs. a Sunday afternoon. (Actually I think I came across a site that does offer day of week splits but could never find it again. That of I was hallucinating.

Some geeky entrepreneuers could really hit it big with the right site. Fangraphs and BaseballReference are OK but they have limitations. With all the cheap web, analytics and integration software out there now, and all the geeks, it's remarkable no one has done this.

[OMGRandyJackson]

I've been saying the same thing... it's amazing there's not a site out there there enables user-defined filtering.

For instance I would love to analyze SP splits by day games at home, day games on road, night games at home, night games on road -- that data is not online anywhere. I've looked.

Or by day of week -- how an SP does on a Friday night vs. a Sunday afternoon. (Actually I think I came across a site that does offer day of week splits but could never find it again. That of I was hallucinating.

Some geeky entrepreneuers could really hit it big with the right site. Fangraphs and BaseballReference are OK but they have limitations. With all the cheap web, analytics and integration software out there now, and all the geeks, it's remarkable no one has done this.

That is what I mean, its insane.

Like I am even willing to PAY a subscription for this info and I cannot even find a site that offers it for money.

The info is all there!! Like you can search previous 7 games, why not previous 3, 4, etc. Its the same info you just change the search parameters!!

I suppose you could pay someone to build an excel database to scrap the data but like FK it shouldnt be that complicated lol.

[akphidelt]

Go to my think tank thread and let's discuss. I have scripts that suck up every piece of batting information you can get. And all I'd need to know is how to use that information for something worthwhile...

http://forum.sbrforum.com/baseball-betting/2901275-collaborative-baseball-system-using-any-all-tools-everyone-welcomed.html

[Down_Goes Bookie]

I'm serious, a couple of geeks who love sports and have database, data analytics, web platform and business skills could put together a kickass site that would be the definitive resource for baseball analytics.

great idea

no competition

big money