Alright, so I wanted to dig into the stats for the Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco Giants game. I’m a huge baseball fan, and I always like to see how individual players performed. So, here’s how I went about it:
Getting Started
First, I needed to find a good source for the data. I tried a few different sports websites. You know, the usual suspects.
Finding the Data
After browsing around, I got the game data from the websites. It had all the basic info, like date, teams, and final score.
Diving into Player Stats
Next, I focused on getting the player statistics. This is where it gets interesting! I wanted to see things like:
- Batting: Hits, Runs, RBIs, Home Runs, Strikeouts – all that good stuff.
- Pitching: Innings Pitched, Earned Runs, Strikeouts, Walks.
I made sure to grab the stats for both teams, so I could compare how players from the Cubs and Giants did against each other.
It took me a while, to gather all players data from that match.
Organizing Everything
Once I had all the player data, I organized all stats into tables. It made much more sense to compare.
Checking My Work
Finally,I made sure that every stats is correct.
That’s basically it! It was a bit of manual work, but I got to see exactly how each player performed in the Cubs vs. Giants game. I love doing this kind of stuff, it helps me enjoy the game even more.
