ironblunt

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   by ironblunt 14y ago

   Also consider going the the Fantasy Sports Trade Association conferences. They have them twice a year and the opportunity to meet a lot of folks in the Fantasy sports world gives you an opportunity for cross promotion and just meeting good
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   by ironblunt 14y ago

   This is interesting stuff. I started a fantasy baseball analytics site as well a couple of years ago and have a bunch of feedback. 1) I would love for the site to integrate with my Yahoo/CBS/ESPN leagues and adjust the stat displays to ac
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   by ironblunt 16y ago

   We just went through something similar this past summer, where a large company approached us about purchasing our technology and team. At first, we were extremely excited and we worked our butts off to get a couple of new features that wer
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   by ironblunt 16y ago

   We do mostly baseball and in our first year, we used a bunch of retrosheet data for historical data and we went with BIS for current season data. They're pretty laid back and their data was pretty detailed for us. Recently, we went with M
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   by ironblunt 17y ago

   Has Yahoo actually complained? I heard that they were opening an API for their fantasy sports products.
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   by ironblunt 17y ago

   i see that you take our credentials for yahoo and you take us to the url to add a player. Can you actually, post the transaction for us as well? Or are you giving the users the chance to review the change before submitting?
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   by ironblunt 17y ago

   http://benchcoach.com