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  "id": 245465,
  "title": "MLB Discussion, Additional datasets and Feedback",
  "url": "/competitions/mlb-player-digital-engagement-forecasting/discussion/245465",
  "author_name": "",
  "post_date": "2021-06-11T03:13:19.668634300Z",
  "votes": 1,
  "comment_count": 1,
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  "content": "<p><strong>Major League Baseball (MLB)</strong> consists of two leagues — the American and the National. Each league has 15 teams and three divisions. A commissioner elected by the owners of the 30 teams runs the league. The regular MLB season lasts 162 games. Most of these games are played within a given team’s league — although there are stretches of interleague play (usually two stretches of games, during the middle third of the season) (The MLB has at least one interleague game every day.) Interleague play involves teams from the American League playing teams from the National League during the regular season. (Before its introduction in 1997, this only occurred during the postseason.)</p>\n<p>This discussion is  collection of all external datasets on Kaggle and other also some sources linked below. Lets support each in Kaggle for all <strong>Data Science Experts</strong> and <strong>Enthusiasts</strong>. All the coders who took part in this contest can give their valuable support. Feedbacks and discussions are welcomed and encouraged. We can also Collaborate in some work related to Data Science or Machine Learning.</p>\n<p>These datasets can be used for EDA as well as competition submission according to competition rules. Freely &amp; publicly available external data is allowed, including pre-trained models are: </p>\n<p>MLB Game Logs 1871-2016<br>\nMLB Diversity 1903 - 1946<br>\nMLB Pitch Data 2015-2018<br>\nBaseball Data Bank<br>\nSportRadar Baseball</p>",
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      "postDate": "06/11/2021 03:13:19",
      "content": "<p><strong>Major League Baseball (MLB)</strong> consists of two leagues — the American and the National. Each league has 15 teams and three divisions. A commissioner elected by the owners of the 30 teams runs the league. The regular MLB season lasts 162 games. Most of these games are played within a given team’s league — although there are stretches of interleague play (usually two stretches of games, during the middle third of the season) (The MLB has at least one interleague game every day.) Interleague play involves teams from the American League playing teams from the National League during the regular season. (Before its introduction in 1997, this only occurred during the postseason.)</p>\n<p>This discussion is  collection of all external datasets on Kaggle and other also some sources linked below. Lets support each in Kaggle for all <strong>Data Science Experts</strong> and <strong>Enthusiasts</strong>. All the coders who took part in this contest can give their valuable support. Feedbacks and discussions are welcomed and encouraged. We can also Collaborate in some work related to Data Science or Machine Learning.</p>\n<p>These datasets can be used for EDA as well as competition submission according to competition rules. Freely &amp; publicly available external data is allowed, including pre-trained models are: </p>\n<p>MLB Game Logs 1871-2016<br>\nMLB Diversity 1903 - 1946<br>\nMLB Pitch Data 2015-2018<br>\nBaseball Data Bank<br>\nSportRadar Baseball</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "**Major League Baseball (MLB)** consists of two leagues — the American and the National. Each league has 15 teams and three divisions. A commissioner elected by the owners of the 30 teams runs the league. The regular MLB season lasts 162 games. Most of these games are played within a given team’s league — although there are stretches of interleague play (usually two stretches of games, during the middle third of the season) (The MLB has at least one interleague game every day.) Interleague play involves teams from the American League playing teams from the National League during the regular season. (Before its introduction in 1997, this only occurred during the postseason.)\n\nThis discussion is  collection of all external datasets on Kaggle and other also some sources linked below. Lets support each in Kaggle for all **Data Science Experts** and **Enthusiasts**. All the coders who took part in this contest can give their valuable support. Feedbacks and discussions are welcomed and encouraged. We can also Collaborate in some work related to Data Science or Machine Learning.\n\nThese datasets can be used for EDA as well as competition submission according to competition rules. Freely & publicly available external data is allowed, including pre-trained models are: \n\nMLB Game Logs 1871-2016\nMLB Diversity 1903 - 1946\nMLB Pitch Data 2015-2018\nBaseball Data Bank\nSportRadar Baseball",
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    {
      "id": "1348885",
      "postDate": "06/14/2021 11:05:32",
      "content": "<p>Do you have links to these datasets or notebooks?</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "Do you have links to these datasets or notebooks?",
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  "comments": [
    {
      "id": 1348885,
      "author_name": "crained",
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      "post_date": "06/14/2021 11:05:32",
      "content": "<p>Do you have links to these datasets or notebooks?</p>",
      "votes": null,
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    "1344586": "**Major League Baseball (MLB)** consists of two leagues — the American and the National. Each league has 15 teams and three divisions. A commissioner elected by the owners of the 30 teams runs the league. The regular MLB season lasts 162 games. Most of these games are played within a given team’s league — although there are stretches of interleague play (usually two stretches of games, during the middle third of the season) (The MLB has at least one interleague game every day.) Interleague play involves teams from the American League playing teams from the National League during the regular season. (Before its introduction in 1997, this only occurred during the postseason.)\n\nThis discussion is  collection of all external datasets on Kaggle and other also some sources linked below. Lets support each in Kaggle for all **Data Science Experts** and **Enthusiasts**. All the coders who took part in this contest can give their valuable support. Feedbacks and discussions are welcomed and encouraged. We can also Collaborate in some work related to Data Science or Machine Learning.\n\nThese datasets can be used for EDA as well as competition submission according to competition rules. Freely & publicly available external data is allowed, including pre-trained models are: \n\nMLB Game Logs 1871-2016\nMLB Diversity 1903 - 1946\nMLB Pitch Data 2015-2018\nBaseball Data Bank\nSportRadar Baseball",
    "1348885": "Do you have links to these datasets or notebooks?"
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