Okay, so today I wanted to dig into the Phillies vs. Miami Marlins game and really see what was going on with the player stats. I’m a huge baseball fan, and honestly, sometimes just watching the game isn’t enough. I need to know the why behind the scores, you know?
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to find a good source for the stats. there are a few that I usually prefer to choose from, I went with one of them . It’s pretty reliable and has all the details I usually look for.
Diving into the Data
Once I had the game loaded up, I started looking at individual player performances. Here’s what my process looked like:
- Check Batting Stats: I always start with batting. Things like hits, runs, RBIs, and home runs are the big ones. I wanted to see who was really contributing to the offense.
- Look at Pitching Stats: Then I switch over to pitching. I’m checking out things like strikeouts, earned runs allowed (ERA), and walks. This tells me how well the pitchers are controlling the game.
- Compare, Compare, Compare: It’s not just about the raw numbers. I like to compare players within the same game. Who was the standout hitter for the Phillies? Who struggled on the mound for the Marlins?
Making It My Own
I copy those stats that I focused on, then I started jotting down notes in my own little spreadsheet. Just simple stuff, like:
“Player X – 2 hits, 1 RBI – Solid performance!”
“Player Y – 5 strikeouts, 2 earned runs – Could be better, but decent.”
It might sound a little nerdy, but seeing the numbers laid out like that really helps me understand the game better. Plus, it’s fun to look back at later and see how my initial thoughts matched up with the final outcome.
it really help me figure out the game detail.
