There are advertisements in the right corner of the site that change.
In the lower right-hand corner there are pictures and links to ESPN fantasy baseball columnists. There are five ESPN columnists and one "Daily Notes" with notes for the day. The information is all free and is about current events in fantasy; players who are hurt, players coming back, doing well, doing poorly, etc.
There is a black bar just below the logo "Fantasy Baseball League Manager's Edition" that says "My ESPN" and lists various sports and you can click on any of them. This seeme to relate to sports in general, not fantasy. The gray bar directly beneath it has things to click on like "Daily Notes" that related exclusively to fantasy baseball, but not specifically to our league. The mostly black tabs below that relate specifically to our league and are the tabs team owners click on to manipulate their team and to make moves.
Most of the material beneath that (other than the advertisements relate to fantasy) until you get to the very bottom where there are more advertisements.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Analysis of the Fantasy Baseball Website
There are advertisements in the right corner of the site that change.
In the lower right-hand corner there are pictures and links to ESPN fantasy baseball columnists. There are five ESPN columnists and one "Daily Notes" with notes for the day. The information is all free and is about current events in fantasy; players who are hurt, players coming back, doing well, doing poorly, etc.
There is a black bar just below the logo "Fantasy Baseball League Manager's Edition" that says "My ESPN" and lists various sports and you can click on any of them. This seeme to relate to sports in general, not fantasy. The gray bar directly beneath it has things to click on like "Daily Notes" that related exclusively to fantasy baseball, but not specifically to our league. The mostly black tabs below that relate specifically to our league and are the tabs team owners click on to manipulate their team and to make moves.
Most of the material beneath that (other than the advertisements relate to fantasy) until you get to the very bottom where there are more advertisements.
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