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What’s new at SacBoyz Signals

Our free open beta is changing often. Catch up on the meaningful improvements, organized by month and sport.

Through October 7

October 2026

A clearer daily experience across MLB, NFL, and College Football, with more context behind each signal.

Across the site

  • Top Plays and All Plays now lead the sport pages, with shared search, filters, sorting, and a simpler path into specialty markets.
  • The homepage highlights one featured play and links to its full details. Expanded, searchable FAQs and refreshed About, Learn, and support pages explain how to use the site.
  • Insights brings our published articles onto the site. The 2027 Founding Member List connects to the newsletter signup; joining the list does not guarantee future membership or pricing.
  • View Details became a market-specific Field Report with clearer projections, quoted prices, source context, and data-quality notices. Mobile tables and controls received further spacing and readability fixes.

MLB

  • Home Run offers now focus on Over 0.5 rather than Under 0.5. No Home Run outlooks have a more useful game-context explanation, including available lineup, pitcher, park, and weather information.
  • Home Run and No Home Run views share the main sport filters and navigation. Unpriced outlooks remain separate from price-based model-edge comparisons.

NFL

  • Anytime and First Touchdown markets gained model estimates where available, with model edge shown only when an exact price comparison can be made. Their views now use the main sport filters instead of a second set of controls.
  • Injury and role context, touchdown opportunity evidence, and clearer projection explanations were added to Field Reports. Exact sportsbook offers remain visible in the details behind a grouped play.
  • The site now keeps valid upcoming and partial-slate coverage visible when a refresh has gaps, while marking retained information as historical rather than a current recommendation.

College Football

  • College Football moved from Coming Soon to an explorable signals page with its own game markets, model comparisons, and supporting context. NBA and WNBA remain Coming Soon.

Refreshes and accountability

  • Scheduled refreshes moved earlier, and sports can publish independently so a problem in one feed does not automatically hide another sport's valid release.
  • We began privately tracking published Top Plays against outcomes. Those results are not yet a public performance claim.
Open-beta foundation

September 2026

We built the first public-facing MLB and NFL experience and the foundations for an honest, readable signals site.

Across the site

  • Launched the free open-beta site with sport pages, About, Support, safety and policy information, and an Updates page.
  • Introduced Top Plays and All Plays tables, responsive navigation, filters, and View Details so readers can inspect a market rather than rely on a headline alone.
  • Added visible freshness, unavailable-data, and no-results states. Market details distinguish model estimates from sportsbook quotes and show the observation time when available.

MLB

  • Brought MLB plays and specialty Home Run and No Home Run markets into evidence-linked tables, with market and game context in the details.
  • Improved mobile presentation for high-volume props and clarified when an analyzed market has no current published play.

NFL

  • Added NFL game and player-prop tables with exact market, side, line, price, and sportsbook context where available.
  • Expanded the details with source-backed role, matchup, and injury context, and labeled missing or historical evidence instead of treating it as a current fact.

What was next

  • College Football and NBA/WNBA were marked Coming Soon in September; College Football became available in October.
  • Release checks and rollback paths were strengthened so a partial or stale data refresh would not be presented as a new current slate.