Twins Scorecard

Here is a Python script that reads the text and outputs the Minnesota Twins' regular season win-loss record:

# Read the text from a file (assuming it's in the same format as provided)
text = """
Minnesota Twins Regular Season Results:
...
"""

# Split the text into individual results
results = [result.strip() for result in text.split('\n\n')]

# Initialize variables to track wins and losses
wins = 0
losses = 0

# Iterate over each result
for result in results:
    # Extract the date (assumed to be at the end of each line)
    dates = [date.strip() for date in result.split('\n')]
    
    # The last item is usually a score, so extract that
    scores = [score.strip() for score in dates[-1].split(':')]
    if len(scores) > 1:
        (wins_score, losses_score) = (scores[0], scores[1])
    else:
        wins_score = 'W'
        losses_score = 'L'

    # Increment the win or loss counter
    if wins_score == 'W':
        wins += 1
    elif losses_score == 'L':
        losses += 1

# Print the total regular season record
print(f"Minnesota Twins Regular Season Record: {wins}-{losses}")

This script assumes that each result is in the format you provided, and it extracts the date and scores from each line. It then increments the win or loss counter accordingly, and finally prints out the total number of wins and losses.

Please note that this script assumes a clean input where each result has an exact format as described above. If your actual data may have variations in formatting (e.g., extra information at the end of each line), you'll need to adjust the script accordingly. Updated: July 30, 2025 at 7:46 AM