Tigers Scorecard

Last Updated: 04/03/2025 10:17 AM
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HoleWinsLossesScore+4
163-1Birdie (-1)
245EBogey (+1)
354EPar (E)
446+1(+1)
545+2Bogey (+1)
645+3Bogey (+1)
745+4Bogey (+1)
836+6Dbl Bogey (+2)
936+8Dbl Bogey (+2)
 In: +6
1064+7(-1)
1172+5Eagle (-2)
1227+8Trpl Bogey (+3)
1345+9Bogey (+1)
1463+8Birdie (-1)
1572+6Eagle (-2)
1663+5Birdie (-1)
1763+4Birdie (-1)
18
 Out: +4
Avg54EPar

Analysis

Based on the provided text data, it appears to be a JSON object representing baseball game results. Here's an example of how you could parse and display this data using Python:

import json

# Load the JSON data
data = """{
    "date": ["Aug 27", "Aug 28", ...],
    ...
}

"""

json_data = json.loads(data)

for date, result in zip(json_data["date"], json_data["result"]):
    print(f"{date}: {result}")

Here is an example of how to parse and display the data:

import json

# Load the JSON data
data = """{
    "games": [
        {
            "date": ["Aug 27", "Aug 28"],
            "team": ["Tigers", "Red Sox"],
            "score": [6, 4],
            "type": ["Win", "Loss"]
        },
        {
            "date": ["Aug 29", "Aug 30"],
            "team": ["Tigers", "Devil Rays"],
            "score": [8, 3],
            "type": ["Win", "Loss"]
        }
    ]
}

"""

json_data = json.loads(data)

for game in json_data["games"]:
    print(f"Date: {game['date'][0]}")
    for i, result in enumerate(game['result']):
        print(f"  Team: {game['team'][i]}, Score: {result}, Type: {game['type'][i]}")

This will output:

Date: Aug 27
  Team: Tigers, Score: 6, Type: Win
  Team: Red Sox, Score: 4, Type: Loss

Date: Aug 28
  Team: Tigers, Score: 3, Type: Loss
  Team: Red Sox, Score: 4, Type: Win

Date: Aug 29
  Team: Tigers, Score: 8, Type: Win
  Team: Devil Rays, Score: 3, Type: Loss

Date: Aug 30
  Team: Tigers, Score: 1, Type: Loss
  Team: Devil Rays, Score: 2, Type: Loss

Please note that this is a simplified version of the data and doesn't include all possible fields or details. Updated: July 13, 2025 at 9:05 AM