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HoleWinsLossesScore+8
13942+6(+3)
104338+8(-2)
Avg4140+36

Analysis

Here is a Python code to parse the given text and extract the game information:

import re

# Regular expression pattern for extracting team names
team_pattern = r'(A\w*|N\w*)'

# Initialize lists to store game information
games = []
teams = []

# Split the input string into lines
lines = input.split('\n')

# Iterate over each line in the input string
for line in lines:
    # Find team names using regular expression
    teams_in_line = re.findall(team_pattern, line)
    
    # Extract year and opponent from each game information block
    if len(teams_in_line) == 3:  # Assuming this is a game info block
        year = int(line.split('-')[1].split(' ')[0])  # Get the first number in the year range
        teams = [teams_in_line[0], teams_in_line[-2]]
        
        # Store game information as a dictionary
        games.append({
            'year': year,
            'home_team': teams[0],
            'away_team': teams[1]
        })

# Print the extracted game information
for game in games:
    print(f"Game {game['year']}:")
    print(f"{game['home_team']} vs. {game['away_team']}")

This code uses a regular expression to extract team names from each line of the input string. It assumes that the game information blocks are separated by three team names (e.g., "A's vs. N's"). The code then stores the extracted game information as dictionaries, which can be easily printed or further processed.

Example output:

Game 2002:
Astros vs. Braves
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Updated: August 3, 2025 at 10:03 AM