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You're looking for https://stathead.com/baseball/ https://stathead.com/baseball/ but it is, for better or worse, a subscription service. You can get the raw sta
by nonameiguess 2y ago
You're looking for https://stathead.com/baseball/ https://stathead.com/baseball/ but it is, for better or worse, a subscription service. You can get the raw stats from https://www.baseball-reference.com https://www.baseball-reference.com but you'd have to make your own filters to get splits like that. I have no idea if these surface highly on search engines (I guess not), but thankfully I've used primary sources for statistical information and raw data for decades and simply remember what they are without needing a search engine. I'm good as long they continue to exist, I guess.
- Kon-Peki 2y agoHistorical data is available in a number of places and is free to use for whatever purpose, commercial or otherwise. More recent data is not. Major League Baseball has wide open APIs that give you a huge amount of nearly real-time data, and runs a site where you can bulk download data. For personal, non-commercial purposes only. They will go after you for running a commercial service and demand licensing fees. That's basically why everything polished is now behind a subscription, while you can DIY all you want.