player lists

[islesbossy22]

does anyone know if any sports web site has a place that you can down load a list of a specific player that you might collect as a pc? ty to anyone than can help.
john

 

[BlindThomen]

The best bet, in my opinion, is to combine a list from Beckett and HockeyDB. Not sure there's a site you can simply download a list from.

- Sauli

 

[ModanoFan]

I spent hours trying to do that. You have to do it with the beckett website.

But you need a subscription to have access to it.

 

[habsviking]

What I find works is to copy the player's entire card list from Beckett, then use the new SCF inventory manager to fill in the holes; however, I believe HockeyDB (especially their forums) are great for minor league stuff that may not be available elsewhere, so use all 3, copy it all into Notepad, make the appropriate formatting, and place on a site/excel spreadsheet or anywhere you need it. I can do card lists of players with tons of cards pretty quick, but no one's work is free nowadays.

 

[joesakic19xx]

Beckett is the BEST list to START with. Once you have the list down, it will be much easier to add/subtract from it. Sites like Hockeydb (like mentioned above) are great for team issues and all that jazz. If your player is European, then he may have alot of European issues that you'll assemble a list of over time.

 

[islesbossy22]

thank you everyone for your help and input.

 

[oilerfan71]

Beckett.com works best, and you don't need a subscription. Just copy and paste into a spreadsheet, remove the hyperlinks, and there you go. Good luck!

 

[foley2k]

Beckett.com works best, and you don't need a subscription. Just copy and paste into a spreadsheet, remove the hyperlinks, and there you go. Good luck!

This would be the best way. Just keep one column and delete the rest, easy breezy.