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Data Limitations

What the records here do not cover, and why

MLB

• Games and managers come from Retrosheet. A season being played has no managers credited until Retrosheet publishes it, so a manager's record stops at the last published season.
• Records drawn from box scores — no-hitters, perfect games, cycles, triple plays, team and pitcher earned run averages, home runs and errors in a game — are not shown, because no box scores are loaded.
• Ballparks are not on record: the history chart has no ballpark changes, and there is no ballparks page.

Every sport

• The season being played is shown from ESPN's public scoreboard, which can briefly differ from the league's own record of a game.
• No box scores or player statistics are loaded. Records that need them — no-hitters, cycles, earned run averages, a player's game — are left out rather than shown empty, and there are no player pages.
• Each league's day-by-day and week-by-week scores come from ESPN's scoreboard, which reaches back years rather than to each league's first season. "Every season, from the record" under that list has the whole history.