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fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

@ALF648 posted:
if anyone out there is tech-savvy I have a question/thought. I spent the weekend watching my son's games, and toggling back between ESPN + and multiple open tabs running live stats. I was trying to keep tabs on whether or not my son's friends were playing or coming in to pitch.

Does anyone know if there is a way to set google alerts or generative AI to get notified when players I care about are coming in to games?

Good news, there is a chrome extension named Batter Up. You can get it a Git Hub.

Bad news is it is Batter Up is for MLB only, today. If you don't mind creating some code, you can follow @nycdad's suggestion. I'd start by looking at the Batter Up code and see if you can gut the code for the D1baseball website.

Good luck!

2/20/244:02 PM

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