Blaze Sports Intel
Sports coverage, data, and playable worlds in one public platform.
My role. Owner / Founder. Product direction, data systems, design, development, and editorial.
Live product
Begin with perspective
Begin with college-baseball results in context, then move between conference standings and Harbor Park. The homepage keeps the question behind the numbers in view.
Open BSIThe BSI homepage, captured October 26, 2026. Records belong to that recorded view.
The season in one place
Following a college baseball season means moving between results, conference context, individual programs, and the decisions behind them. BSI brings those questions into a connected product.
BSI centers on NCAA Division I college baseball. Scores, conference standings, national rankings, team pages, and original reporting give visitors several ways into the same season. A result can lead to a program, a conference, or a deeper question.
I lead the product and editorial work alongside the systems that bring those records together. That means considering both the fan looking for a score and the reader who needs enough context to understand what the result changes.
- Scores and conference standings
- Program and team context
- Original college-baseball reporting
Show the condition of the data
A sports data product has to show what it knows and when it knew it. BSI's published methodology calls for named providers, retrieval timestamps, and clear treatment of unavailable or stale information.
The same standard reaches the interface: loading, empty, error, and populated views each need an intelligible state. The portfolio's standings capture preserves the source and degraded-data notes that appeared during the visit. Those details matter as much as the table around them.
Let the decision play out
Harbor Park extends BSI into a baseball world through Model Melee. Its public controls distinguish Simulation, Benchmark, and Live modes, with playback, play-by-play, and readouts available alongside the scene.
The simulation identifies itself as a generated game, separate from a real baseball result. This is another way into the subject: watch a sequence develop, inspect what happened, and return to the next decision. Data, writing, and interaction each give the visitor a different way to understand the game.