Hello,

I am the co-commissioner of Major League Fantasy Baseball. We here at the MLFB, appreciate the flexibility provided to us courtesy of Yahoo! Sports, and have been doing so since our inaugural season of 2009. We hold our league in the highest of standards, emulating the most personal and real-life experience for our owners and managers alike. It has come to our attention, that a team would like to relocate from Washington to Philadelphia, however this transaction cannot be completed, due to the inability to exceed 20 characters for a team name, and the "Philadelphia Phillies" protrudes that limit. As a co-commissioner, I am saddened by this news, and I have made it my duty to ensure I can provide the most to my managers. That is why I am asking for your support in order to extend the Team Name character limit, from 20 to 25 characters, effective immediately. If you require more information about our league, feel free to view the high-quality posts and information on our Instagram page @mlfb2019. I thank you for your time, as it is greatly appreciated.

Yours truly,

JMT

Co-commissioner, MLFB
Owner/General Manager, Washington Nationals

I like using matchup ratings to set my lineup. However, one glaring and missing item is what side of the plate do my hitters hit from. Sometimes the best decision on who I should start comes down to left/right matchups. But while the matchup ratings tells me if a pitcher is LHP or RHP, the hitters do not. Can you add that so we don't have to click over and load a profile page for the batter to see if he bats left or right to get the right matchups? It could be easily added under the player's name in the matchup ratings or to the play info card. Thank you.

It would be incredible if Yahoo archived past years statistics from fantasy baseball leagues that are connected via League History. The Record Book section of Yahoo Fantasy Baseball does not always show numbers and seems to have some errors. It would make Yahoo Fantasy Baseball so much better and more like real life baseball if there was an archive with access to all the data. Total stats from years past, weekly stats, player statistics in each week. Being that this is a "Record Book" section on the top of each league page, its safe to assume this data is floating around somewhere, so why not let leagues have access to this? Just something for intense baseball fans who want to break down and analyze their leagues to the smallest details.