SPORTS RADAR
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SETTINGS

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Game-day favorites appear first. Choose your own teams; future games still rank by excitement.

Can't find a team? Enter its full name, then add it below.

Choose which sports appear in the main radar. Soccer stays on its separate page.

Favorites and sport choices are saved in this browser on this device.

Notifications

Get an alert when a game crosses your excitement threshold, even while Sports Radar is closed. Choose sports, individual teams, or both.

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Install Sports Radar

Add Sports Radar to your Home Screen for its own icon and app window. On iPhone, installation is required for notifications. Once enabled, background pushes can arrive while the app is closed.

iPhone · Safari
  1. Open Sports Radar in Safari.
  2. Tap Share — the square with an upward arrow .
  3. Select Add to Home Screen.
  4. Enable Open as Web App.
  5. Tap Add.
  6. Open Sports Radar using its new Home Screen icon.
  7. Open Settings > Notifications in Sports Radar.
  8. Enable notifications and grant permission.
  9. Select preferred sports and teams.
Android · Chrome
  1. Open Sports Radar in Chrome.
  2. Tap the three-dot menu .
  3. Select Install app, Install and create shortcut, or Add to Home screen, depending on Chrome.
  4. Confirm installation.
  5. Open Sports Radar from its icon.
  6. Open Settings > Notifications in Sports Radar.
  7. Enable notifications and choose sports and teams.

Before play: verified stakes, team quality and form, the listed spread and total, and relevant player or matchup stories. Ordinary division games receive a small boost. During play: closeness, game time, and verified momentum swings. After play: the finish and big swings across the whole game.
UNDER THE HOOD

How the rating works.

Live scores and game details come from public ESPN feeds and refresh each minute. NBA and NHL schedules include yesterday, today, and the following seven days. If the initial feed cannot be reached, retry from the status line. Later refresh failures keep the last loaded scores and mark them stale.

Before playMatchup stakes, team quality, rankings, and market expectations. NFL division positioning uses actual standings; recent form, scoring potential, and verified stories add bounded context.
During playCurrent leverage leads the rating: margin, time remaining, possession or baserunners, and verified recent momentum. Pregame reputation fades after play begins.
After playThe whole game matters: final margin, sustained competitiveness, comebacks, lead changes, overtime, and the deciding sequence when available.
Betting linesShown when ESPN lists them. MLB and NHL may offer a moneyline rather than a run/puck spread. Post-start pregame lines are not labeled as verified closes unless the feed says so.
Ranking modelMomentum signals are capped so repeated descriptions of the same run do not dominate the rating. The 1–99 score is an estimate, not a league statistic.
SCORE GUIDE

What the ratings mean.

The number answers a different question before, during, and after a game: how promising it looks, how urgently it is worth watching now, or how exciting the full game was.

95–99Exceptional Historic drama, a remarkable finish, or something rare unfolding.
85–94Tune in now A high-leverage game with a strong reason to watch immediately.
70–84Strong watch A compelling matchup, live situation, or finished game.
50–69Worth checking Competitive or notable, but not yet urgent.
1–49Background Limited stakes, an ordinary situation, or a game moving toward a clear result.

A quiet slate may have no games above 85. Scores are not forced into every range.