List of Bugs for STATS

[Buster]

Wouldn't it be nice if you could click on a free agent player and see what he has done this week and what games he has left (and against whom) this week. Better yet, you could click on the following week and see how many games he is scheduled to play, where he is playing and what team he is playing against.



Just think, you could see when he last pitched and then count past four games and get a pretty good idea as to when he is scheduled again, and even who he is pitching against, and where. You might uncover two-start pitchers, pitchers scheduled to throw in Colorado, and hitters set for a three-game set in San Diego. The possibilities are almost limitless.



Wait, we can do that...



Well, sort of, and only with additional unnecessary work.



The Mensans at STATS still are apparently under the impression that the week starts on Sunday, and ends on Saturday. While this is true for the real world, it isn't for fantasy baseball, and specifically, it isn't for the NFBC.



STATS shows us games set for Sunday through Saturday, as opposed to the proper Monday through Sunday.



So, based upon STATS understanding of the week, we are left to choose the corresponding week, check out the games (but omit the first one), and then click on the following week and look at the first game.



OK, I am lazy, but having to check two different weeks on a free agent (or more likely, a vast number of free agents) just to find out how many games he has scheduled, where and against whom seems a bit much, especially since the fix is simple.



STATS had it right the first two years, so why they have decided to make us to the extra work is beyond me.



SECOND REQUEST (as the first apparently fell on deaf ears), but would it be possible for STATS to get with the program and accurately reflect the proper Monday through Sunday week ?



Thanks.



Buster

[Parnelli]

A gonzolez has his 10 game at 1b, but he is still listed at UTL only?

[rmurph3]

The live scoring snafus are admittedly minor, but they're extensive enough that they're noticeable almost nightly: tonight I'm not seeing any stats for Johjima, Wilkerson, and Verlander.