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Play-by-play
In one line: Every play in order, with the game situation, the play's rating and the reactions it got.
On this page
Worked example
The away team has 10 and the home team has 14 in the second quarter. The home team kicks a 3-point field goal at 6:25, so the score after the play is 10 - 17. The play shows Q2 6:25, the score, the players on the play and the reactions it has drawn.
Illustrative prices, not a live quote.
Where it lives
In a game, the Feed tab is the play-by-play. You can filter it to All plays, Key plays or Scoring plays.
What each play shows
Each play shows its period and clock, such as Q2 6:25, and the score after the play. It names the players on the play.
When the league places the play on the court, rink, pitch or diamond, the play shows that spot. When it has no spot, the play shows just the score and the clock.
Ratings and reactions
A play can carry a rating for the player it credits: his share of the change in his team's win chance, in rating points. A play that helped shows a plus, and one that hurt shows a minus.
Members can react to a play, and the reactions it got appear with it.
Sports without play ratings
Hockey and soccer have no play ratings, since their league data has no win probability. A play with no win-probability entry is left unrated.