Okay, so I was messing around today trying to figure out who’s gonna be on the mound for the baseball games. You know, the “probable pitchers,” as they call ’em. It’s a bit of a pain, but I figured out a few things I wanna share.
First off, I started digging around to see what info I could find. Turns out, there’s some stuff out there about who might be pitching. I found this one thing that was talking about Monday, November 25th. It had some names listed. But it wasn’t as much as I wanted, you know?
So I kept looking. I learned that to really stay on top of this, you gotta keep checking regularly. Like, every day or so. They have this thing, some sort of predictor, that’s supposed to give you an idea of who’s pitching and even how good they might be. Sounds neat, huh?
Here’s a weird thing. I saw something about if a player’s got a yellow “PP” next to his name. No idea what that is, but it sounded funny. Maybe it means they’re really, really probable? Or maybe it just means they need to go to the bathroom. Who knows?
I did manage to figure out a few names. There was this guy, Logan Webb. And another Logan, last name Gilbert. A Zack Wheeler. And some dude named Seth Lugo. That’s all I got for now. Four guys. Better than nothing, I guess.
So, here’s what I did today:
- Spent a bunch of time trying to find out who’s pitching in upcoming baseball games.
- Found some info about pitchers for November 25th, but it wasn’t a full list.
- Learned about a tool that predicts probable pitchers and how they’ll do.
- Noticed this strange “PP” thing next to some player names – still gotta figure that one out.
- Got the names of four probable pitchers: Logan Webb, Logan Gilbert, Zack Wheeler, and Seth Lugo.
What I’m Gonna Do Next
I’m gonna keep looking into this. I want to get a more complete list, and I want to understand this “PP” badge thing. Plus, I want to see how accurate this predictor thing really is. Maybe I’ll even start tracking it myself, just to see. It’s a work in progress, but I’ll share what I find. It’s kinda like a little puzzle, and I like figuring those out. Stay tuned!