Are the Kings On TV?
Data Limitations
What the records here do not cover, and why
NBA
- Games from 1947 to 2001 come from FiveThirtyEight's results, which mark a playoff game and name no round. Each season's Finals are found from the games after loading; the earlier rounds are not named.
- ABA games are not counted. The NBA's record books count the Pacers, Nuggets, Spurs and Nets from 1977, and so does this.
- From 2002 games come from sportsdataverse (ESPN's records). 2002 and 2003 name no playoff round either.
- The names of the fifteen defunct BAA and NBA clubs come from Wikipedia.
- No head coaches are on record yet, so there is no coaches 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.