The obvious next step is to train a model to turn these detailed updates into realistic live-action video.
Of course, the obvious step after that is for MLB to shit a brick and shut down the API.
Of course, the obvious step after that is for MLB to shit a brick and shut down the API.
It is buggy as hell, but neat that you can move around the field and watch player movement off the ball. But there are a ton of glitches, like players getting frozen or duplicated, batters, umps, and catchers getting swapped (funny to see the ump at bat), and mixups with mount visits. In time, I can imagine this as a great way to watch though. Especially for novice players and fans learning the game and trying to figure out things like who should back up which throws in which situations etc.
Not sure about TOS but would be a natural fit as a twitch channel.
Wasn't obvious to me- sounds like you've got an idea that might be fun to pursue.
- Everyone's favorite chaotician
Also the fun baseball stuff, the kind jomboy covers, wont ever be in the video because its not in the feed