Possibly The Dumbest Way To Follow Sports

Anyone can watch a baseball game, or check an app on your phone. But one sports fan makes a video every game day, just to tell you whether his favorite team - The Kansas City Royals - won or lost. No statistics or hardcore baseball talk. Just a "Yes" or a "No" revealed a different way, for 162 games (plus the upcoming playoffs) EVERY. SINGLE. GAME. Here are some of the more interesting ones so far.

Did the Royals Win? "Premiere Episode"

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The 162-game (plus playoffs) journey started with a simple video made hastily in the front yard.

A tribute to NES game "R.B.I. Baseball"

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Then became animated to commemorate Billy Butler's decision to choose the Oakland A's.

4th of July Firework Fail

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Often the losses are funnier than the wins.

Summer Chillin' - What could go wrong?

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Occasionally the project explores other mediums, like simple hand-drawn animation.

A Tribute to Dave

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The night David Letterman retired, he recreated a D.I.Y. Late Show set in his garage, to perform a Top Ten list with fairly convincing graphics.

No rest for weather.

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Yes, even the rain-outs get a video.

Cardboard Apple Watch

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Living in Los Angeles, many of his friends cheer for different teams. Opposing friends are always there to offer their input after a loss to their favorite team, even from across the country.

Wonder Woman

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Because who doesn't love the late-70s television version of Wonder Woman?