We pull this from Sleeper or ESPN when you enter the ID. Change it if the platform name isn’t what your league actually calls itself; it’s what the writers and the paper name use.
ESPN leagues are private by default, and we can’t read a private league. Either set it to public viewing in ESPN’s League Settings → Basic Settings (recommended), or paste these two cookies from a browser where you’re signed in to espn.com (Developer tools → Application → Cookies → espn.com). They let us read your league and nothing else; we store them only for your league and never show them anywhere.
Set your league to public viewing in Yahoo’s league settings so we can reach it once Yahoo approves our automatic connection. Until then, once a week (Tuesday morning is ideal) open your league’s Standings, Scoreboard and Transactions pages on Yahoo, select all, copy, and paste them here, one after another. About two minutes. We turn it into your edition; you’ll never need to do this once the connection is approved.
Pick the mix that fits your league.
Applies to every writer. Whatever the setting, writers cover fantasy decisions, never anyone’s actual life.
Tick anyone the writers should leave alone in Roast Corner, the Loser Report and the like. They still appear in recaps and standings.
Your masthead is picked from names we build from your league’s name. Choose one now; change it any time.
Editions post on our schedule, depending on your plan: the Sunday night edition Sunday evening before the night game, the recap Tuesday morning, a midweek story on Dynasty (the Transaction Wire the evening after your league’s waivers run, or a feature when the wire is quiet), and the preview Thursday morning. Each time one posts, we email you the link to share with your league.
