Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, following your instructions and example:
Alright, so I got it in my head to look up the 1986 Atlanta Braves roster. Don’t ask me why, it just popped in there. Maybe it was that Dale Murphy documentary I watched, I don’t know.
First thing I did was, you know, I just went straight to my search engine. I typed in “1986 Atlanta Braves roster” – simple enough, right?
The results page pops up, and wow, a bunch of different websites came up. I spotted some familiar ones, like, that baseball stats site.
Digging Through the Roster
I clicked on one of the links that seemed promising. And boom, there it was! The whole dang roster. Names I recognized, names I didn’t. It was a trip down memory lane, even if it was, well, my version of memory lane from searching online.
- Dale Murphy: Of course, the main man, had to see him there.
- Bob Horner: Remember that guy? Big power hitter.
- Ozzie Virgil: He had a pretty good year that time.
- And A bunch of other guys! Some pitchers, some fielders. You get the picture.
I spent, I don’t know, a good chunk of time just scrolling through the names. And it’s not just the names, but you can click and see their stats, their whole career laid out. Pretty wild. I was checking out some of the pitching staff too. Names I vaguely remembered.
I mean, I didn’t print it out or anything. It’s all just up there on the web, whenever I want to look at it again. It’s pretty cool how easy it is to find all that information now. One simple search and boom!
So, yeah, that’s how I dove into the 1986 Braves roster. It started with a simple search, got distracted, and then, done. That’s the beauty of the internet, I guess. You never know what rabbit hole you’ll go down!
