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Data readiness

A live production adaptation of the assessment notebook’s completeness framework. Readiness is shown as separate measurements—not one subjective score—so structural coverage cannot hide stale data, broken relationships or missing likeness.

Schemas measured

0/12

live Redshift reads

L1 structural

0/0

populated spine slots

L2 rollup

events with mandatory rollup

L6 violations

0

orphans + status violations

Fleet readiness · live by league

LeagueL1 structureL2 relationsL3 live field coverageL4 temporalL6 consistencyLatency
MASLMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
WSLMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
SMXMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
HLRMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
PBRMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
AUSBMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
BKFCMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
SLSMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
XGMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
GSOCMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
DGMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid
FDMeasurement failed: The security token included in the request is invalid

How completeness is measured

  1. L0 · Reachability. Can ingestion credentials reach every required source collection?
  2. L1 · Structural. Are all six spine tables populated?
  3. L2 · Relational. Do events carry contests, results and mandatory event rollups without orphan references?
  4. L3 · Cell-level. Are expected fields filled, excluding fields explicitly declared not applicable?
  5. L4 · Temporal. How deep, fresh and gap-free is event history?
  6. L5 · Reconciliation. Do independent vendor-declared totals equal landed totals?
  7. L6 · Consistency. Do statuses, identities and references obey the spine contract?

Measurement boundary

This route measures L1–L4 and L6 from production Redshift. L0 source reachability and L5 independent reconciliation live in the ingestion assessment store and are not reconstructed here. The L3 fleet table shows selected live fields; the notebook’s declared-NULL-adjusted headline remains the authoritative ingestion score.

“Impute” never means statistically filling a sports fact. A null is declared, recoverable, deterministically synthesizable by an approved rule, or recorded as a gap.

Data team requests · ESPN-level perspectives

Measured against live Redshift on 2026-09-18. The UI may use a neutral derived mark when likeness is unavailable, but it must never present that mark as an official logo or headshot.

  1. P0 · Athlete, team and league likeness

    Observed
    No active asd_* schema has a headshot, photo, avatar, logo, crest, brand-colour or image column.
    Request
    Add rights-cleared competitor and league assets: headshot/action image, primary logo, dark/light logo variants, primary/secondary colours, source URL, attribution, licence, valid dates and last-updated timestamp.
    Complete when
    Every active competitor and league has a licensed primary asset or an explicit unavailable reason; coverage and freshness are measurable per league.
  2. P0 · Canonical person and team identity

    Observed
    Identity detail exists only in sport-specific extensions. HLR names are 610/688 complete; MASL has 6,350 player rows but no player-name column.
    Request
    Publish a resolver view for people and teams with stable IDs, display/legal names, competitor type, nationality as ISO country code, hometown, birth date, gender where appropriate, and source provenance.
    Complete when
    All public profile rows resolve to a named person or team without a sport-specific frontend join, with field-level fill rates reported.
  3. P0 · Event time, place and broadcast

    Observed
    Only 4 of 12 competition tables populate scheduled_start. Venue and city coverage is absent or partial for most leagues, and there is no broadcast/network field.
    Request
    Supply UTC start timestamp, source timezone, venue ID/name, city, region, country, event state, broadcast network, streaming URL and rights territory.
    Complete when
    Every scheduled event can render an honest local start time and location; unknown broadcast rights are explicit rather than null-shaped silence.
  4. P1 · Rosters, roles and profile depth

    Observed
    Roster and biographical data is fragmented across MASL, GSOC, WSL, SMX, PBR, BKFC and DG extensions; no common player/profile surface exists.
    Request
    Normalize season-scoped roster membership, jersey/vehicle number, position or discipline, active status, height, weight, stance/handedness and social/profile links.
    Complete when
    League, team and athlete pages can use one resolver interface while preserving sport-specific extension fields.
  5. P1 · Official standings, rankings and statistics

    Observed
    The site derives standings from finish_position. Rich depth tables exist for some sports, but the six-table spine exposes no official standings or leader-stat contract.
    Request
    Publish source-labelled official standings/rankings plus sport-specific stat definitions, rank movement, records, splits and season/career aggregates.
    Complete when
    Every displayed ranking states its governing source and calculation; derived rankings are visibly distinct from official ones.
  6. P1 · Editorial and media coverage

    Observed
    PressBox coverage exists for only a subset of leagues. The warehouse has no story, video, highlight or editorial-to-event relationship.
    Request
    Provide rights-cleared stories, thumbnails, video/highlight URLs, captions, transcripts, publish/update timestamps and joins to leagues, events and competitors.
    Complete when
    Every article or clip has provenance and rights metadata, and unsupported leagues visibly report coverage gaps.
  7. P2 · Live and transactional perspectives

    Observed
    Curated schemas have no uniform play-by-play, injuries, transactions, betting markets, lineups or fantasy projections.
    Request
    Define separate real-data contracts for live state/play-by-play, entries and lineups, injuries, transactions, odds and fantasy projections.
    Complete when
    Each perspective has a source, update SLA, correction policy and explicit league coverage matrix before a UI module is enabled.