Baseball stats lovers rejoice.
An incredible new iPad app has been released that shares sixty years of baseball data in a highly-fashionable data visualization.
Pennant, launched last week, allows users to browse through interactive, real-time display of stats like scores, play-by-play, standings and more.
Though created by Hoboken, New Jersey’s Steve Varga, the app’s preview video, which is making the rounds on the web this week, features prominently enough, the entire Philadelphia Phillies history.
The app costs $4.99 on the App Store through Spring Training.
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Pennant Preview from Steve Varga on Vimeo.
[h/t FlowingData: Every baseball game and play since 1951 on your iPad]
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