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MLB Batting Stats (2015–2024)

📝Description

This dataset contains scraped Major League Baseball (MLB) batting statistics from Baseball Reference for the seasons 2015 through 2024. It was collected using a custom Python scraping script and then cleaned and processed in SQL for use in analytics and machine learning workflows.

The data provides a rich view of offensive player performance across a decade of MLB history. Each row represents a player’s season, with key batting metrics such as Batting Average (BA), On-Base Percentage (OBP), Slugging (SLG), OPS, RBI, and Games Played (G). This dataset is ideal for sports analytics, predictive modeling, and trend analysis.

⚙️Data Collection (Python)

Data was scraped directly from Baseball Reference using a Python script that:

• Sent HTTP requests with browser-like headers to avoid request blocking.
• Parsed HTML tables with pandas.read_html().
• Added a Year column for each season.
• Cleaned player names by removing symbols (#, *).
• Kept summary rows for players who appeared on multiple teams/leagues.
• Converted numeric fields and filled missing values with zeros.
• Exported both raw and cleaned CSVs for each year.

🧹Data Cleaning (SQL)

• After scraping, the raw batting tables were uploaded into BigQuery and further cleaned:
• Null values removed – Rows missing key fields (Player, BA, OBP, SLG, OPS, Pos) were excluded.
• Duplicate records handled – Identified duplicate player–year–league entries and kept only one instance.
• Minimum playing threshold applied – Players with fewer than 100 at-bats were removed to focus on meaningful season-long contributions.
• The final cleaned table (cleaned_batting_stats) provides consistent, duplicate-free player summaries suitable for analytics.

📊Dataset Structure

Columns include: - Player – Name of the player - Year – Season year - Age – Age during the season - Team – Team code (2TM for multiple teams) - Lg – League (AL, NL, or 2LG) - G – Games played - AB, H, 2B, 3B, HR, RBI – Core batting stats - BA, OBP, SLG, OPS – Rate statistics - Pos – Primary fielding position

🚀Potential Uses

• League Trends: Compare batting averages and OPS across seasons.
• Top Performer Analysis: Identify the best hitters in different eras.
• Predictive Modeling: Forecast future player stats using regression or ML.
• Clustering: Group players into offensive archetypes.# ## ## ##
• Sports Dashboards: Build interactive Tableau/Plotly dashboards for fans and analysts.

📌Acknowledgments

Raw data sourced from Baseball Reference .

Inspired by open baseball datasets and community-driven sports analytics.

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Context

This project is my first database creation. Taking real-life data from TrueCar.com listings, scraped and posted publicly by another Kaggle user, I attempt on my own to create, preprocess, and scrutinize the data, first by building a schema to format a database in PostgreSQL13 and running several queries based on self-designated questions. Using Jupyter Notebook, I then run the data through Python’s pandas and Scikit learn packages for basic regression analysis. Finally, I created a dashboard via Tableau Public for helpful visualizations.

Content

The dataset shares all but one added column with its original: Region. The original columns include id, price, year, mileage, city, state, vin, make, and model. The addition of the Region column was a self-assigned SQL task: after the original file was uploaded into SQL, I created a new table "Regions" in the database. This data is used to visualize sales across six regions of the U.S.: Pacific, Rockies, Southwest, Midwest, Southeast, and Northeast. City and State were combined in a new column to see data to unique cities, in cases where cities share the same name with others (e.g. Pasadena, Arlington, etc.).

PostgreSQL | See my Database Creation Notes here. Python | See my notebook for performing simple analysis. Tableau | A dashboard can be found in my Tableau Public profile.

Acknowledgements

The dataset utilizes a .csv file extracted from www.TrueCar.com, scraped by Kaggle user Evan Payne (https://www.kaggle.com/jpayne/852k-used-car-listings/data?select=tc20171021.csv).

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