[pawptart]

Always love to see new baseball visualizations. Not necessarily a big fan of AI art, but it's cool how dynamic it is. Some constructive criticism: I think using a real pixel font and maybe writing a deterministic downsampling algo for the images instead of relying on AI would go a long way to make this look better.

Not to hijack your thread but in case anyone's interested in a physical scoreboard built on top of the same APIs using Raspberry Pis, I have a project as well. We also support software emulation if you don't want to buy parts.

https://github.com/MLB-LED-Scoreboard/mlb-led-scoreboard

You can see it in action here:

https://mlb-led-scoreboard.dev/

[tcbawo]

I was somewhere recently where the World Cup games were on the TV, but the current score was also on what appeared to be a split-flap board mounted to the wall. Seeing your post had me look up commercial availability of these (it seems they exist, but are pricy). Serving up baseball scores in that kind of display would be pretty cool.

[mc3301]

I've seen a few 3d printed projects that did similar, displaying some live API-received number on a 3d-printed split-flap board.