TL;DR: I got tired of juggling 5 tabs to fill out my scorecard before games, so I built a one-page scorecard prep sheet. Looking for feedback. Link to tool Before I head to a game (or, more likely, sit down in front of the TV) I've always done the same routine. I open a bookmark folder with 4 or 5 sites and jump between them to fill in the header and lineups. One site for lineups, another for standings, one for defensive and offensive metrics, and then I'm waiting around for the MLB app to finally display umpire crew 4 minutes before first pitch. It works, but it's tedious and at times annoying. So I put everything I actually use on one page: https://skipple.github.io/mlb-scorecard-prep/ Pick a game from the day's schedule and it shows all the information I need for my personal scorecard. It's mostly text, and I set it up to print well on a single page. You can fold the printout in half and bring it to the park. Everything comes from MLB's public Stats API. What I'd really like to know: Is this useful to anyone besides me? Maybe everyone already has a better system and I've been doing it the hard way. What's missing? Is there anything you look up before a game that isn't here?   submitted by   /u/Killjoy4eva   to   r/BaseballScorecards [link]   [comments]