Okay, so today I decided to mess around with something completely different – baseball stats, specifically this guy Andrew Fischer. I’d heard the name, but honestly, I’m not a huge baseball fanatic. So, I figured, why not dive in and see what I could find and maybe learn something new?
Getting Started
First things first, I fired up my browser. I didn’t have any specific website in mind, just a general idea that I wanted to see some stats.
Digging into the Data
I started with a simple search, just typing in “Andrew Fischer baseball”. I got a bunch of results, some familiar names like ESPN and some I’d never seen before.I clicked around a few of the top results.
- I noticed that some sites were easier to navigate than others. Some were just walls of text and numbers, while others had nice charts and graphs.
- I found his basic stats pretty quickly – you know, things like batting average, home runs, RBIs. The usual stuff.
- I realized pretty quickly that there are a TON of different stats in baseball. It’s kind of overwhelming, to be honest!
Experimenting with searches
Then, I tried to find some more specific information. For some period data.
- It was trickier than I expected! Some sites had the info, but it was buried deep in menus and sub-menus.
- I played around with different search terms, like “Andrew Fischer batting average 2023” or “Andrew Fischer home runs by month”.
My conclusions
After spending a good chunk of time on this, here’s what I figured out:
- There’s a LOT of data out there about baseball players. It’s almost too much!
- Finding exactly what you’re looking for can be a challenge, depending on the website.
- Even though I’m not a baseball expert, I was able to find some interesting stuff just by poking around.
Overall, it was a fun little experiment. I definitely learned a bit more about baseball stats and how to find them. Maybe I’ll even watch a game now and actually understand some of the numbers they’re throwing around!
