You can now see stats from every MLB game you've attended in person.
A new feature on the website Screwball.com allows fans to view statistics from games they've attended. This feature, known as "My Games," enables users to enter games they've seen and generates leaderboards and facts about those events. The website doesn't require a specific date, instead asking users to "describe the game."
Fans can now relive memories of past games and discover which players performed well in their presence. This feature has the potential to bring fans back to special moments in their journey of loving America's Pastime.
Screwball.com's "My Games" page assembles a screen of user-entered games, displaying statistics such as player performance. The feature is still in its early stages, with more to come, according to user feedback.
Users can enter multiple games, generating leaderboards and facts about games they've seen. As one user, Jeremy Frank, tweeted, "My new favorite baseball stats website added the feature I've wanted from a stats website forever!" Frank shared a screenshot of his own "My Games" page, showing leaderboards and facts about games he's attended.
Baseball is a sport often best enjoyed in the moment, but it also creates incredible nostalgia. This feature has the potential to bring fans back to special moments in their lives.
Screwball.com's feature is not limited to specific dates or events. Fans can enter games they've attended and still recall the details, allowing them to view statistics and leaderboards.
Source: Yahoo Sports