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Connect ESPN and Yahoo fantasy leagues to Ball Ranks and keep their sign-ins current. Connect your fantasy league to Ball Ranks and get advice built around your actual roster, matchup, and waiver wire. Ball Ranks supports Sleeper, ESPN, and Yahoo. Sleeper connects directly on Ball Ranks with your username—no extension or password needed. League Sync gives private ESPN and Yahoo leagues the same one-click connection. Once connected, BallChat understands your league, so you can ask about waiver pickups, start/sit decisions, trades, and how to beat this week's opponent. How League Sync works: 1. Sign in to Ball Ranks. 2. Open your ESPN or Yahoo fantasy league. 3. Open League Sync and choose the league you want. 4. Click Sync. Your league opens in Ball Ranks, ready for BallChat. League Sync supports fantasy basketball and fantasy football leagues on ESPN and Yahoo. After setup, it keeps your league connection current when you return to your fantasy site. League Sync is read-only. It cannot change your lineup, add or drop players, make trades, or send messages. Your league connection is sent only to Ball Ranks over HTTPS and stored securely. League Sync has no ads, does not sell your data, and does not read unrelated websites. A Ball Ranks account is required. Privacy policy: https://ballranks.com/privacy#fantasy-league-connections-and-the-league-sync-extension
Oct 12, 2026
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