A Question on Researching Team Records

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A Question on Researching Team Records 

Post#1 » by Bucky O'Hare » Mon Mar 10, 2008 6:56 pm

Does anyone know if there's a website that will list teams records from a certain point in time?

Say I wanted to find out who has the NBA's worst record since January 14th - is there a place I could go and find that out without having to do it manually?

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Post#2 » by Optimism Prime » Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:14 pm

You can look for "Team splits" on just about any website--they'll have the breakdown by month. So you could just look at Feb, March, and then add in the games since January 14. It's not THAT difficult...
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Post#3 » by Bucky O'Hare » Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:20 pm

Not difficult, just time consuming. I thought of a quicker way using the Wayback Machine and ESPN.com's standings page. Thanks anyways. :)
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Post#4 » by Yao_noodle » Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:02 pm

use a little bit programming.

I would use Python (easy, free and portable) to do it.

subroutines:

1. Download the web pages.

2 Read in the stats.

3. Do anything you want to those stats.
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