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Update baskeball stat map
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'40': 'MIN',
'41': 'GP',
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Where can you find the idToStat map in ESPN? - for reference, trying to add this to hockey

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@austinegri Unfortunately ESPN doesn't make it easy mapping the stat Id's to a readable name. You will need to look at the players stats from an API response and then try to map that stat id to the stat name you are seeing on ESPN's website.

Here is an example using a public league.

This url will get the player stats for each team in scoring period 6
GET https://fantasy.espn.com/apis/v3/games/fhl/seasons/2021/segments/0/leagues/77421173?scoringPeriodId=6&view=mMatchupScore&view=mScoreboard
The player stat data is located under this path

schedule[5]['home']['rosterForCurrentScoringPeriod']['entries'][4]['playerPoolEntry']['player']['stats'][0]['stats']

This will get you that single player stats for the scoringPeriod and will look something like this

 "stats": {
    "13": 0.0,
    "14": 1.0,
    "15": 1.0,
    "16": 1.0,
    "17": 0.0,
    "18": 0.0,
    "19": 0.0,
    "20": 0.0,
    "21": 0.0,
    "22": 0.0,
    "23": 0.0,
    "24": 0.0,
    "25": 25.0,
    "26": 1288.0,
    "27": 1288.0,
    "29": 0.0,
    "30": 1.0,
    "31": 3.0,
    "32": 4.0,
    "33": 1.0,
    "34": 1.0,
    "35": 0.0,
    "36": 0.0,
    "37": 0.0,
    "38": 0.0,
    "39": 0.0
 }

You will have to try to map these numbers to the readable names ESPN shows on their website

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