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Description from extension meta
Chrome Extension for ESPN Fantasy Baseball to display additional custom player information stored in Google Sheets.
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Expand the features of ESPN's Fantasy Baseball game by tracking custom player information such as salaries, contracts, or advanced statistics from your team page.
--- What is Fantasy Keeper? ---
Fantasy Keeper is a Chrome Extension for ESPN Fantasy Baseball players that require more from their fantasy experience. Additional player information stored in a Google Sheet is displayed on your Team Page and in the Player Pool.
Setup is easy. Create a Google Sheet containing two columns: MLB Player First Name and MLB Player Last Name. Once the Google Sheet is created set its view properties to public, publish the sheet (File->Publish from Google Sheets) and enter its sharing link in the Fantasy Keeper Chrome Extension Options. Finally select which columns in your Google Sheet you want ESPN Fantasy to display. Any additional columns you create are displayed as new columns on your team page and on the player pool page.
Features
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-Customize which Google Sheet Columns are displayed
-Customize which Google Sheet Workbook will be read
-Customize Google Sheet column names to track any arbitrary player information
-Fuzzy name matching between ESPN Fantasy and Google Sheet allow for minor player name spelling mismatches
Updates
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v0.15 - 6/20/2017
-Fixed display issues caused by out of lineup notification.
v0.14 - 4/25/2017
-Added support for multi-word Google Sheet column naming.
-Additional ESPN columns are now displayed in the order they are entered in the extension's settings.
Latest reviews
- (2018-02-22) Michael Jasiczek: Really helpful. Shared the information with my league and we are able to keep track of league salaries in a much cleaner way now. We like to trade draft $ with players and the work around is to add/remove from keepers. Downside is this messes with their ESPN listed value. Instead of asking "wouldn't it be nice if ESPN added [insert stat/research feature]" - you can do it on your own.
- (2017-02-20) Craig Gephart: This is awesome!