The problem
What do you give a thirteen-year-old Padres fan who lives on the East Coast? A website with his name on the domain and his team on every pixel.
What Claude Code did
Claude built a six-section fan site on MLB's public stats feed: live game with a real linescore and home run log, a countdown to the next first pitch, schedule, players, standings, news, and leaders. One technical wrinkle shaped the whole build: the stats API refuses requests from datacenter IPs, so every fetch happens client-side in the visitor's browser, which means the server stays simple and the data is always live.
The result
Mazel tov, Baruch. A personal fan HQ at his own domain, always current, no maintenance, and a story about what building something for one specific person looks like.