You can now see stats from every MLB game youve attended in person originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Ever been to a baseball game that you knew was a fun and special experience, only to forget some of the key details after the fact?A new feature on a fun website will allow you to see what happened in any MLB game you've ever attended.The website is called Screwball.com, and it has a "My Games" page.It doesn't even need a specific date right off the top. It asks fans to "describe the game."Clearly, remembering a date or something very specific could help the cause. But it's a treasure trove of information.It then assembles a screen of your own -- if you keep adding your own games, it gives you stats for who has done what at games you've attended, like this:My new favorite baseball stats website added the feature I've wanted from a stats website forever!You enter in games you've attended & it generates leaderboards and facts about games you've seen. Apparently lots more to come too. Here's mine: https://t.co/JoUUrRKeuVpic.twitter.com/8gKUrRWa0b Jeremy Frank (@MLBRandomStats) July 22, 2026MORE:Yankees' Jose Caballero is pushing the limit of the rulesIf you've been to a lot of games, you can now figure out which players perform the best with you in attendance. And surely, that'd be more than just a coincidence.Baseball is a sport that is often best enjoyed in the moment. But it also can create incredible nostalgia.This feature has the potential to bring fans back to special moments along their journey loving America's Pastime, and that's really cool.More MLB news:How Aaron Judge is the real focus of the Yankees' trade deadline plansHave you ever seen a bounce throw to turn a double play?The Braves let their pitcher hit, and it worked out surprisingly wellHow Rays turned Tim Beckham bust draft pick into Junior CamineroBarry Bonds' nephew has a chance to be key pick in 2026 MLB Draft