I built Ninety Feet because I wanted one simple place to follow MLB games without jumping between scoreboards, probable pitchers, team pages and analytics tools.
It brings together:
Live MLB scores and game status
Probable pitchers and lineups
Team and player pages
Head-to-head and matchup information
Win probability and other baseball analytics
Player and team comparisons
Favorites and watchlists
It's completely free, requires no account, and has no ads or betting features.
I built it as a side project using Next.js, with data from the MLB Stats API and Baseball Savant.
Website: https://mlb-analytics-dashboard-hazel.vercel.app/
I'm putting it out there to see whether other baseball fans actually find it useful. I'd especially like feedback on:
What information you want to see when following a game
Anything that's confusing or missing
Which pages/features you'd actually come back to use
It's still an early project, so honest feedback is very welcome.
The strongest part is bringing the game view, player/team context, and analytics together instead of making fans jump between different sites. I’d be curious which part becomes the reason people return regularly once the initial novelty wears off.
That's exactly what I'm trying to figure out. My initial assumption was that having the game view + player/team context + analytics in one place would be useful, but I don't want to assume which piece actually earns a return visit. I'm hoping real usage over the next few weeks answers that. If you end up using it, I'd be especially curious what you find yourself coming back for.
That’s exactly the kind of thing I’d be interested in following as usage develops. Would you be open to sharing the best email to reach you on?
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