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Summary I'm currently getting the first object of a JSON array dumping into Discord but I only want a portion of the data, specifically teams. I believe I need to edit line 50 return(odds_json['data'][0]), can anyone help me with pulling this specific piece of data?

Here's said dump:

{'id': '19c709db17e33a20f7c88af1a119cef1', 'sport_key': 'basketball_nba', 'sport_nice': 'NBA', 'teams': ['Atlanta Hawks', 'New York Knicks'], 'commence_time': 1622394647, 'home_team': 'Atlanta Hawks', 'sites': [{'site_key': 'fanduel', 'site_nice': 'FanDuel', 'last_update': 1622399415, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1350, 700]}}, {'site_key': 'betmgm', 'site_nice': 'BetMGM', 'last_update': 1622399373, 'odds': {'h2h': [-650, 475]}}, {'site_key': 'betrivers', 'site_nice': 'BetRivers', 'last_update': 1622399389, 'odds': {'h2h': [-910, 540]}}, {'site_key': 'draftkings', 'site_nice': 'DraftKings', 'last_update': 1622399388, 'odds': {'h2h': [-835, 525]}}, {'site_key': 'sugarhouse', 'site_nice': 'SugarHouse', 'last_update': 1622399399, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'barstool', 'site_nice': 'Barstool Sportsbook', 'last_update': 1622399403, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'unibet', 'site_nice': 'Unibet', 'last_update': 1622399400, 'odds': {'h2h': [-1000, 575]}}, {'site_key': 'betfair', 'site_nice': 'Betfair', 'last_update': 1622399405, 'odds': {'h2h': [-500, 470], 'h2h_lay': [-476, 500]}}, {'site_key': 'pointsbetus', 'site_nice': 'PointsBet (US)', 'last_update': 1622399407, 'odds': {'h2h': [-620, 410]}}, {'site_key': 'williamhill_us', 'site_nice': 'William Hill (US)', 'last_update': 1622399389, 'odds': {'h2h': [-650, 450]}}, {'site_key': 'foxbet', 'site_nice': 'FOX Bet', 'last_update': 1622399401, 'odds': {'h2h': [-909, 450]}}, {'site_key': 'gtbets', 'site_nice': 'GTbets', 'last_update': 1622399392, 'odds': {'h2h': [-946, 543]}}, {'site_key': 'caesars', 'site_nice': 'Caesars', 'last_update': 1622399398, 'odds': {'h2h': [-455, 320]}}, {'site_key': 'bovada', 'site_nice': 'Bovada', 'last_update': 1622399102, 'odds': {'h2h': [120, -160]}}, {'site_key': 'mybookieag', 'site_nice': 'MyBookie.ag', 'last_update': 1622399393, 'odds': {'h2h': [-285, 210]}}], 'sites_count': 15}

And here's the .py file.

I have this string and I cannot create the right regular expression to simply obtain just the name of the team.

Original string: 'Atlanta Hawks (15)'

Desired string: 'Atlanta Hawks'

I have been able to obtain 'Atlanta Hawks ' by using '[A-Za-z0-9\s]*(?<=\s\B)' but I believe there should be another more efficient approach where I get rid of the last white space?

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Thank you very much

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