Stat Defaults

The Stat Defaults setting allows you to customize the default format of statistics displayed across sports.

Settings

Shift Decimal: Primarily used for decimals or percentages. Raw values (e.g., 0.47 for 47%) can be shifted by this feature.

Example: If set to 2, 0.47 becomes 47.00%.
Decimal Places: Dictates how many decimals should be shown.

Example: If set to 1, 47% becomes 47.0%.
Custom Suffix: Allows users to append specific characters to the end of a statistic. Commonly used for adding the ‘%’ sign to percentages.
Leading Zero: Displays a zero before statistics less than one. It’s especially relevant for baseball metrics like OPS or batting average.

Example: For a stat like 0.835, users can choose to display it as “.835” or “0.835”.
Plus Symbol: Adds a ‘+’ sign before positive differential stats. Helpful for showcasing positive variations, such as in team performance metrics.
Use Live Data: Adjusts the setting to either include or exclude data from ongoing games in the measures.